MOL-SPEC: Specify a molecular system. MOL-spec creates a log file with recording the specifications for a molecular system, or displays the specifications in an existing log file. Usage: mol-spec log-file dim scale width [ maxpe ] "NVT" N length or: mol-spec log-file dim scale width [ maxpe ] "NPT" N pressure [ inv-temp ] or: mol-spec log-file When called with arguments after the log file name, mol-spec creates a log file of that name (wiping out the contents of any previous file with that name), and stores in it the following specifications: dim Dimensionality of the space, either 1, 2, or 3 scale Overall scale factor for the pair potential width Width parameter of the pair potential (divides distance) maxpe Maximum value for a pair potential (default is infinite) N Number of molecules length Length of each dimension of space (for NVT ensemble) pressure Pressure (for NPT ensemble) inv-temp The inverse temperature to use for the "infinite temperature" distribution of volume, needed when using annealed importance sample, Hamiltonian importance sampline, and Metropolis importance sampling. Has to be finite and non-zero to make actual sampling possible. May be specified directly, or as /T, where T is the temperature. (For NPT ensemble only.) See mol.doc for the formula for the pair potential. The "NVT" or "NPT" argument (which are one or the other of these strings, no quotes needed) determines whether the NVT ensemble is used, in which the length of each dimension is fixed (to the given length), or whether instead the NPT ensemble is used, in which length is variable but the pressure is fixed (to the given pressure). When called with only a log file name as an argument, mol-spec reads the specification record from that log file and displays the values stored, from the previous mol-spec command. It also displays the density implied by N and length (for NVT ensemble), and the density (for NVT ensemble), pressure (for NPT ensemble), and temperature in "reduced" units, accounting for the width and scale chosen. The specifications are stored in the log file as a single record of type 'M' and index -1, Copyright (c) 1995-2004 by Radford M. Neal