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	APBS -- Adaptive Poisson-Boltzmann Solver
	Version 1.3
	
	Nathan A. Baker (nathan.baker@pnl.gov)
	Washington University in St. Louis
	
	Additional contributing authors listed in the code documentation.
	
	Copyright (c) 2010, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.  Portions Copyright (c) 2002-2010, Washington University in St. Louis.  Portions Copyright (c) 2002-2010, Nathan A. Baker.  Portions Copyright (c) 1999-2002, The Regents of the University of California. Portions Copyright (c) 1995, Michael Holst.
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	APBS uses FETK (the Finite Element ToolKit) to solve the
	Poisson-Boltzmann equation numerically.  FETK is a portable collection
	of finite element modeling class libraries developed by the Michael Holst
	research group and written in an object-oriented form of C.  FEtk is
	designed to solve general coupled systems of nonlinear partial differential
	equations using adaptive finite element methods, inexact Newton methods,
	and algebraic multilevel methods.  More information about FEtk may be found
	at <http://www.FEtk.ORG>.
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	APBS also uses Aqua to solve the Poisson-Boltzmann equation numerically.  
	Aqua is a modified form of the Holst group PMG library <http://www.FEtk.ORG>
	which has been modified by Patrice Koehl
	<http://koehllab.genomecenter.ucdavis.edu/> for improved efficiency and
	memory usage when solving the Poisson-Boltzmann equation.
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	Please cite your use of APBS as:

	Baker NA, Sept D, Joseph S, Holst MJ, McCammon JA. Electrostatics of
	nanosystems: application to microtubules and the ribosome. Proc.
	Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 98, 10037-10041 2001.
	

This executable compiled on Dec  3 2014 at 17:00:04

Parsing input file apbsinput.in...
Parsed input file.
Got paths for 1 molecules
Reading PQR-format atom data from 14322468355.pqr.
  906 atoms
  Centered at (1.756e+01, 3.276e+01, 1.241e+01)
  Net charge 6.00e+00 e
Preparing to run 2 PBE calculations.
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CALCULATION #1: MULTIGRID
  Setting up problem...
  Vpbe_ctor:  Using max ion radius (0 A) for exclusion function
  Debye length:  0 A
  Current memory usage:  284.739 MB total, 284.739 MB high water
  Using cubic spline charge discretization.
  Grid dimensions: 97 x 129 x 97
  Grid spacings: 0.479 x 0.530 x 0.513
  Grid lengths: 45.999 x 67.896 x 49.249
  Grid center: (17.559, 32.763, 12.411)
  Multigrid levels: 4
  Molecule ID: 1
  Linearized traditional PBE
  Single Debye-Huckel sphere boundary conditions
  0 ion species (0.000 M ionic strength):
  Solute dielectric: 2.000
  Solvent dielectric: 78.540
  Using "molecular" surface definition;harmonic average smoothing
  Solvent probe radius: 1.400 A
  Temperature:  298.150 K
  Electrostatic energies will be calculated
  Solving PDE (see io.mc* for details)...
  Calculating energy (see io.mc* for details)...
  Total electrostatic energy = 4.972390592943E+04 kJ/mol
  Calculating forces...
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CALCULATION #2: MULTIGRID
  Setting up problem...
  Vpbe_ctor:  Using max ion radius (0 A) for exclusion function
  Debye length:  0 A
  Current memory usage:  284.739 MB total, 304.628 MB high water
  Using cubic spline charge discretization.
  Grid dimensions: 97 x 129 x 97
  Grid spacings: 0.479 x 0.468 x 0.510
  Grid lengths: 45.999 x 59.939 x 48.970
  Grid center: (17.559, 32.763, 12.411)
  Multigrid levels: 4
  Molecule ID: 1
  Linearized traditional PBE
  Boundary conditions from focusing
  0 ion species (0.000 M ionic strength):
  Solute dielectric: 2.000
  Solvent dielectric: 78.540
  Using "molecular" surface definition;harmonic average smoothing
  Solvent probe radius: 1.400 A
  Temperature:  298.150 K
  Electrostatic energies will be calculated
  Potential to be written to 14322468355-pot.dx
  Solving PDE (see io.mc* for details)...
  Calculating energy (see io.mc* for details)...
  Total electrostatic energy = 5.405976033617E+04 kJ/mol
  Calculating forces...
  Writing potential to 14322468355-pot-PE0.dx
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CLEANING UP AND SHUTTING DOWN...
Destroying force arrays.
No energy arrays to destroy.
Destroying multigrid structures.
Destroying 1 molecules
Final memory usage:  0.001 MB total, 304.628 MB high water


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