From: Giacomo Fiorin (giacomo.fiorin_at_gmail.com)
Date: Fri Jun 03 2011 - 07:16:05 CDT
Dear Prathit, please insert a space between "alpha" and "{", otherwise
"alpha" can't be recognized.
Giacomo
 On Jun 3, 2011 1:21 PM, "Prathit Chatterjee" <pc20apr_at_yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> Dear Sir,
>
>          sorry to disturb you again. The 2.8 Version of NAMD has been out
and as suggested by you earlier, I tried again to start my alpha p.m.f.
calculation with this new NAMD version. Please have a look of my input file
format below -
>
>
> colvarsTrajFrequency    100
> colvarsRestartFrequency 2
> analysis                off
> ###########################
> colvar {
>         ############################################
>         name            helix
>         width           0.1                     ##given this value so that
it comprises with the lower and upper boundary
>         lowerBoundary   0.0
>         upperBoundary   1.0
>         outputValue     on
>
>         alpha{
>                 residueRange    71-82
>                 psfSegID        ASYN
>                 hBondCoeff      0.5
>                 angleRef        88
>                 angleTol        15
>                 hBondCutoff     3.3
>                 hBondExpNumer   6
>                 hBondExpDenom   8
>
>         }
> }
>
> #############################################
> # Bias type
>
> metadynamics {
>                 colvars                 helix
>                 hillWeight              0.01    #height of each hills in
kcal/mol
>                 newHillFrequency        100
>                 hillWidth               1.253   #[(square root of 2pi)/2]
>                 useGrids                on
>                 gridsUpdateFrequency    100
>                 dumpFreeEnergyFile      on
>                 writeHillsTrajectory    on
>         }
>
> The error which shows now says that -
>
> colvars:   # name = helix
> colvars:   Error: no valid components were provided for this collective
variable.
>
> But, I have seen from the NAMD user guide that I have provided the
variables essential for the pmf calculation.
> Please help me in this regard.Any suggestion from other expertise will
also be very helpful.
>
> Thanks and Regards
> Prathit Chatterjee
> 03.06.2011
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