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posted on March 13, 2023 by dxu17

I have run a lammps simjulation. The outupt is very strange. Device Time Info (average): Data Transfer: 126.2653 s. Neighbor copy: 0.3334 s. Neighbor build: 6.2128 s. Force calc: 38.1705 s. Device Overhead: 0.0872 s. Average split: 1.0000. Lanes / atom: 4. Vector width: 32. Max Mem / Proc: 9171.50 MB. CPU Neighbor: 7.9423 s. CPU Cast/Pack:

 
 
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2:00 AM
posted on March 13, 2023 by Tom_lammps

HI, everyone, I am a new user of your powerful software, and I do have a problem which I am not pretty sure and wondering whether i can some suggestions from your experts. I tried to use four small spheres to create a larger clump (each small sphere overlap the remaining spheres), totally six bonds are used to connect each of them. The target is to simulate the deformability of a

 
 
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10:28 AM
posted on March 13, 2023 by koushik_buet15

Greetings The following questions came to my mind as I was studying the documentation of the fix command ‘gcmc’ The syntax of the gcmc command from documentation is as follows fix ID group-ID gcmc N X M … “Every N timesteps the fix attempts both GCMC exchanges (insertions or deletions) and MC moves of gas atoms or molecules. On those timesteps, the average number of attempted

 
11:19 AM
posted on March 13, 2023 by Shrabon_B

Hi! I’m trying to simulate a indentation process. All the sample codes I have seen (LAMMPS examples & other Github codes) use a constant velocity indenter. Is there any way indentation can be done at a constant load (which better replicates real life hardness tests imo). And if not, then how do I model the indenter to penetrate upto a certain depth, stay there for some time and

 
 
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1:26 PM
posted on March 13, 2023 by AnzeH

Hi all, I know that the following has been discussed in the past but it still confuses me. I am modelling a zeolite with a force field that has harmonic springs for bonds and angles (e.g. a CHARMM type of a FF). Inevitably due to periodicity I will have bonds crossing periodic boundaries and, if I understood the previous debate this is not a concern in LAMMPS. I also get the warni

 
 
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3:33 PM
posted on March 13, 2023 by voro

I noticed that the components of the shear vector describing contact properties change signs between two runs if the i and j indices are swapped. Such as the case below where I track the values of the shear vector between a specific pair of atoms for the 5000th timestep and the setup run of the 5000th timestep: end of 5000th timestep (first run) i 3124 j 3170 tagi 1471 tagj 1256

 
 
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