[CP2K:233] Re: Tutorial on cp2k

[Teodoro Laino]

On 31 Aug 2007, at 14:45, Luca wrote:

>
> I understand ....like the installation :-)
Well if you managed already a successful installation you're beyond  
the the top of the mountain ;-).. It's all downhill then ;-) LOL

>
> I want to do:
> 1-Perform MM MD for protein in solution like NAMD or ORAC MD package.
> 2-Perform QM MD for molecules.
> 3-Perform QM/MM MD for enzyme. QM for active site.
> and I hope....
> 4-"Metadynamics" for reaction coordinate in enzyme active site.
>
> When i will do this I can write my notes
> and make a pseudo-tutorial for cp2k users.
Great! That's what I think is a winning strategy.. I mean people  
learning how to use cp2k and willing to share their knowledge with  
the others!
maybe spending a couple of hours of their time writing good notes and  
so on..
The Google Group was also created in order to allow this kind of  
exchange more easily (uploading/downloading files and infos)..

> I hope in your aid.
>
No problem.. sure you can have my help!

teo
> On Aug 31, 1:53 pm, Teodoro Laino <teodor... at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Ciao Luca,
>>
>> unfortunately a tutorial is not still available. Then you may ask:
>> how can a new user approach cp2k?
>> Mainly with a great persistency and motivation ;-)
>>
>> Having a look at the examples (take care that most of regtests have
>> parameters set in order to run fast and absolutely
>> have no sense for production runs), starting your own input and
>> asking to the google group for  things that you don't really
>> understand or that look weird.
>>
>> There's some sort pg plan for a tutorial but it will take some time..
>> Hope though these difficulties you will enjoy CP2K ;-)
>>
>> Teo
>>
>> On 31 Aug 2007, at 13:47, Luca wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> Dear cp2k users,
>>> Where can i find tutorial or guide for cp2k?
>>> The examples in cp2k/tests/ and "CP2K input reference" command list
>>> are very good but not enough for
>>> new users.
>>> Thanks
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