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Input/Output files

Input files:
Main input
specifying parameters of the Monte-Carlo sampling, inverse solver and input/output files: magic.inp
CG topology
for every CG-molecular type: [MCM]*.mcm
Reference distribution functions
: [RDFnPOT]*.rdf
Starting trial potentials
[RDFnPOT]*.pot. If not provided (or partially provided), the missing trial potential will be deduced from the RDF-file as potential of mean force or zero-potential, depending on user's choice.
Initial geometry for MC-process
in [XMOL]xmol-format (optional). In case of parallel execution, an individual file should be provided for each parallel process:
name-of-the-system.p<process-number>.i<iteration-number>.start.xmol
Output files:

General output
By default it is printed on the screen, but it is recommended to redirect it to a file (see example below)
Log/journal for every parallel process
. name-of-the-system.p<process-number>. In serial run it is written to the general output.
Resulting effective potentials
(starting potential for current iteration + correction): name-of-the-system.i<iteration-number>.pot
Monte-Carlo trajectory
of each parallel process:
name-of-the-system.p<process-number>.xmol
The final snapshot
of the system of each parallel process and iteration:
name-of-the-system.i<iteration-number>.p<process-number>.start.xmol This file can be used as a starting configuration for a consequent MC run. In case of a parallel MC run, a set of files is produced which are used as starting configurations for each processors at the next iteration.

Execution:
serial execution
: magic magic.inp
parallel execution
: mpirun -np number_of_processes magic magic.inp >magic.out


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Alexander Lyubartsev 2016-05-03