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Hi!

I need to generate the ir spectrum for a TIP3P solvated system at 80 C.  
I.E. a single point hessian at 0 K will not do the job!  Does any one 
know how to do this or have any good references for it as a technique, 
using dynamics (Verlet in Charmm if poss).

I am wondering if it is possible to generate a mean hessian matrix by 
taking the gradient vectors from a number of points in an equilibrium
trajectory and use these for either F.T. or, say, Powell hessian update 
to achieve a representative set of frequencies.

I also promise to summarise to ESP stuff in the next few days, as I will 
be local to the machine with all the stuff on it.

Thanks for any ideas

Alex


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From raman@bioc01.uthscsa.edu  Sun Jun 30 18:57:29 1996
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From: raman@bioc01.uthscsa.edu (C.S.RAMAN)
Subject: Re: CCL:Protein Interaction & molecular dynamics
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Antonio:

> I would like to know whether programs exist (either free or
> commercial) which perform molecular dynamics with the aim
> of simulating protein-protein recognition.

My favorite program for doing protein docking and studying
protein-protein interaction is ICM from Dr. Ruben Abagyan.  You can
contact him at:

abagyan@earth.med.nyu.edu

It is a truly exceptional program for structural studies.

Cheers
-raman
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