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Dear all,
what is the best way to analyze the output structures of autodock jobs?
I found some scripts (PDB_to_car.bcl and car2arc.awk) to convert pdb
files in arc files for insightII, but it's unformatted so all lines are
merged, and are unreadable.
I even tried babel to make some conversion, but I don't know what is the
best mix of formats to load protein and ligands (in our lab we have
Macromodel too).
Any suggestion will be appreciated...
Thanks

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Hi, there

 Does anyone knows how to do single point calculation with CBS-B and
CBS-APNO in Gaussian 03. In other word, how do we disable the optimization
step in the  CBS-B and CBS-APNO.The Iop does not work for those two case.

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Hi CLLers!!!

I'm looking for LJ parameters for cadmium to use in simulations of the 
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Topic: 2nd Industrial Fluids Properties Simulation Challenge

It is with great pleasure we announce the Second Industrial Fluid
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Dear CCLers,

recently I posted a question on the generation on RESI entries in the 
CHARMM topology file for HETATM residues in a pdb structure. Thanks to 
Richard Wood, Liisa Iaakkonen and Giulio Vistoli for their replies!

So far I was pointed to the program VEGA (http://www.ddl.unimi.it) which 
can produce the psf file for a pdb structure.

Actually I am interested in the generation of the RESI entry in the 
topology library file of charmm.
Especially: How should I derive the entries in the Internal coordinate 
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Any hints are very much appreciated!

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Dear All,

In the GAMESS-US ouput, one can see such information printed:

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     INTEGRAL TRANSFORMATION OPTIONS
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     NWORD  =       0     CUTOFF = 1.0E-09
     MPTRAN =       0     DIRTRF =       F
     AOINTS =DUP     

I would be interested in decreasing this CUTOFF value from 1.0E-09 to 1.0E-10.
In the GAMESS documentation, this keyword is ONLY described for MP2
calculations.

Is it possible to decrease this CUTOFF in HF calculations ? If yes How ?

Thanks, Regrads, Francois


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Hi,

My 10 years old nephew asked me: "what is the meaning of Ph.D.?" I told him that Ph stands for Philosophy, and D is Doctor. He then asked me the meanings of philosophy and doctor? I was speechless and had to admit that I don't know. So please help me out or I cannot face him again ;=p

1. So far I know that phil = love; sophy = wisdom. Hence, philosophy = love wisdom. OK, I sort of know what love is (do I?), but how do I explain wisdom? Isn't it like a cycle: B explains A, C explains B, then suddenly A explains C? Namely, A <-- B <-- C <-- A. I am not satisfied with the explanation in most of the dictionaries or Encyclopedia. My nephew can easily make me speechless again.

2. What does Doctor mean? Compare and contrast with Master (as in MS or MA), and Bachelor (as in BS or BA). 

3. Ooops! Troubles. He is going to ask me the meaning of Science, vs Art or Philosophy. See #4.

4. Does AD (or DA, Doctor of Art) exist? 
If we follow the format of MS = master of Science, MA = master of Art, then PhD (= Doctor of Philosophy) should be DPh. See the following pattern,
BS
BA
MS
MA
DPh in Science, Engineer, etc. Where is Art?

Pointers to URLs or books are appreciated, as long as it can make me face him confidently next time ;=)

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>
> 2. What does Doctor mean? Compare and contrast with Master (as in MS or
> MA), and Bachelor (as in BS or BA).
> 4. Does AD (or DA, Doctor of Art) exist?
> If we follow the format of MS = master of Science, MA = master of Art,
> then PhD (= Doctor of Philosophy) should be DPh. See the following
> pattern, BS, BA, MS, MA
> DPh in Science, Engineer, etc. Where is Art?

These titles are from Latin, not English:

"Doctor": capable of teaching, from "docere": to teach

BA: "Baccalaureus Artium,"
MA: "Magister Artium,"
BS: "Baccalaureus Scientiae,"
MD: "Medicinae Doctor,"
Ph.D: "Philosophia Doctor"

Salvate omnes,
Hieronymus Baudry ;-)

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