Hi all,
I divided my atoms into several groups, and I want to know the total energy for each group. Is there a command that could realize this? (compute pe only accept group all)
Best regards
Yilian Yan
Hi all,
I divided my atoms into several groups, and I want to know the total energy for each group. Is there a command that could realize this? (compute pe only accept group all)
Best regards
Yilian Yan
Hi all,
I divided my atoms into several groups, and I want to know the total energy for each group. Is there a command that could realize this? (compute pe only accept group all)
so what about using compute pe/atom and compute reduce?
axel.
Hi Axel,
Thank you for your reply.
I check compute rudece and in.langevin in example/KAPPA. It used f_ID to output in/out energy. They look similar.
What does f_ID(and c_ID, v_ID)mean? In the langevin example, f_hot and f_cold output in/out energy. Does f_ID outputs cumulative energy for any fix?
Hi Axel,
Thank you for your reply.
I check compute rudece and in.langevin in example/KAPPA. It used f_ID to
output in/out energy. They look similar.What does f_ID(and c_ID, v_ID)mean? In the langevin example, f_hot and
f_cold output in/out energy. Does f_ID outputs cumulative energy for any
fix?
please read the documentation on the individual commands and the
references to relevant more general documentation. i don't have the
time to do it for you and give you a digested version. thanks for your
understanding.
axel.