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Programming Languages: Fortran, C

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  • Followup: RE: Swap moves (subroutine twh_swapmoves)

    Suren, I think the variable you are looking for is the array 'boxtest'. See the section of code titled 'select a box' around line 246 of swapmoves.F. A bit later on in the code, near line 635 where some information for the new chain is set, boxtest(2) is specified by twh_nboxi, but I can't find that subroutine/function to make sure. -Greg.

    2009-11-11 17:20:47 UTC by greglarsen

  • Swap moves (subroutine twh_swapmoves)

    Hello, I have a question regarding the swapmoves subroutine. Which variable indicates the box into which a molecule is being transferred (and subsequently regrown)? I've had a look at the code, and thought this would be it: ____________________________________________ if ( .not. lfound .and. rmol .lt. pmtest ) then c --- assign the two boxes lfound...

    2009-11-11 14:19:51 UTC by moodleys

  • Followup: RE: Heat of Adsorption

    Digging through the source code, I found that the initaverages.F initializes several different types of heat of vaporization. It seems logical that the "heat of vaporization" is the negative of the "heat of adsorption", but I have not yet found a statement of their equivalence in the literature, is there such a simple relation between the two? What are the differences...

    2009-11-04 21:23:52 UTC by greglarsen

  • Followup: RE: Probabilities for each type of MC move?

    I think there was some discussion of this in the [email archive][1] , which refferences a paper by Herve Toulhoat & colleagues, Mol. Phys 101 (2003) 3293. However, the general conclusion from that email string is trial and error. [1]: https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=BAE1A65EB831E446B9B89B45DA99341A6AA870%40exvicn1-mel.nexus.csiro.au.

    2009-10-29 17:23:01 UTC by greglarsen

  • Heat of Adsorption

    I would like to calculate the heat of adsorption during my simulations of gas adsorption in a porous material. Is this possible with Towhee in its current state? If not, I would like to modify the code to add such a capability. Any direction as to the files and subroutines that need modification would be appreciated.

    2009-10-29 16:49:32 UTC by greglarsen

  • COMPASS Force field

    I'm having some trouble using the COMPASSv1 Force Field. In Sun and Rigby's 1997 paper, they perform MD simulation of polydimethylsiloxane and have presented the COMPASS parameters in Appendix A of their paper. I do not understand how to create a TOWHEE input file for PDMS using their parameter set. PDMS has an explicit Si-C bond (between backbone Si and methyl side group), but the COMPASS.

    2009-09-15 22:16:09 UTC by dspearot

  • regarding recompiling

    hello i am a new towhee user. I wanted to increase the number of the mc cycles for my system and did according to what is discussed in the forum. but on recompiling with the changed values i am getting the following error message: /tmp/cc6bItvm.s: Assembler messages: /tmp/cc6bItvm.s:76523: Error: attempt to move .org backwards /tmp/cc6bItvm.s:79221: Error: attempt to move .org backwards...

    2009-09-10 06:08:20 UTC by metsarnit

  • Probabilities for each type of MC move?

    I’ve recently downloaded the Towhee package and have been toying around with the parameters in the input files to explore what the code can do. So far, I have had no problem running the code in serial on my Linux workstation (Fedora 10). I have a tremendous amount of experience in molecular dynamics and interatomic potentials, but this is the first time that I have ventured seriously into...

    2009-09-08 15:58:50 UTC by dspearot

  • Error creating towhee forcefields from Setfl

    Hi, I was using the Forcefield utility to create a towhee forcefield from Setfl potential file and I encountered this error: At line 90 of file ffreadsetflfile.F Fortran runtime error: Bad value during floating point read. I hope you can help me find a way to get pass through it, thanks alot,

    2009-08-10 08:46:44 UTC by agitahak

  • Followup: RE: Adding new torsion equations

    That sounds right to me. If you could also add something in the manual at page http://towhee.sourceforge.net/towhee_ff.html then it would make it extremely easy for me to incorporate your changes into future versions of Towhee Marcus.

    2009-07-29 16:31:22 UTC by marcus_martin

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