Amber Archive Apr 2001 by subject
 
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- 1-4 nonbonded interactions
 
- about dials_and_windows
 
- about OWFEG
 
- about Owfeg in Amber 6.0
 
- about plevel in sander 6
 
- Amber 6 on parallel SUN
 
- AMBER 6 on PME
 
- AMBER on LINUX
 
- amber-request.cgl.ucsf.edu
 
- AMBER6 on Alphas40
 
- AMBER6 on Alphas40 (fwd)
 
- AMBER6/PME on Origin 2000
 
- applying atom types
 
- ask help
 
- atom types for xleap
 
- Blowup problem
 
- Box info after minimization
 
- Ca2+ parameters and how ? ...
 
- Compilation problem of AMBER6.0!
 
- create a parm.top file
 
- creating a restrt file from frames of mdcrd and mdvel
 
- Delphi Calculations
 
- electrostatic point charge
 
- Essential dynamics
 
- Following Coordinates
 
- GB and Ions
 
- How to let IBELLY and NTR both on?
 
- internal variables in ptraj
 
- isotropic scaling of coordinates during MD
 
- ISTAR2 and 64-bit sander
 
- minimization
 
- Model(l)ing 2001 in Erlangen/Germany: Speaker list
 
- N-terminal and C-terminal hydrogens
 
- OCCO in parm99
 
- odd display of ambpdb generated files
 
- opinions on supercomputer platforms
 
- Pairlist error
 
- pressure with polarizable potentials
 
- Problem in adding solvent other than water ...
 
- problem with carnal on linux
 
- Problem, setting up AMBERHOME!
 
- producing a post-ptraj prmtop
 
- ptraj correlation command
 
- RDF figure
 
- Request.
 
- sander compilers
 
- sander crash / linux cluster
 
- Sander minimization
 
- sander on SP3
 
- sander_classic: bellyrun with constraints
 
- saving a trajectory as individual pdb files
 
- setting random velocities
 
- special belly minimization
 
- structure verification
 
- terminal base pair opening
 
- terminal base pair opening 2
 
- test run
 
- Test run for gb_rna on AMBER6 (IBM SP3)
 
- TIP3P/SPC VdW radius
 
- tleap but no xleap on IBM SP3
 
- water density and rdf calculations
 
- Where to Start working in AMBER from?
 
- Windows version of AMBER?
 
 
- Last message date: Mon Apr 30 2001 - 10:05:37 PDT
 
- Archived on: Mon Nov 03 2025 - 05:53:18 PST