.. _ps_results: Results ------- At the end of the run, ``proj-0/systems/final-results/`` contains: * ``final.gro``, ``final.top``, ``final.tpx``, ``final.grx`` — the cured polystyrene system in GROMACS-friendly form; * ``final.viz.psf``, ``final.viz.tcl`` — VMD-friendly companion files that carry the real bond topology and trim PBC-crossing bonds at display time. Open with: .. code-block:: console $ vmd final.viz.psf final.gro -e final.viz.tcl .. figure:: pics/final-box.png :align: center :width: 320px The cured polystyrene box rendered from ``final.viz.psf`` + ``final.gro``. The TCL helper has trimmed bonds that would otherwise wrap across the periodic image, leaving each polymer chain visually contiguous. Plots from the build log ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ``htpolynet`` writes per-stage trace plots into ``proj-0/plots/`` and a machine-readable ``proj-0/profile.json`` recording wall time per stage and subprocess time per tool. The plotting subcommand can also produce summary figures from the diagnostic log: .. code-block:: console $ htpolynet plots -diag diagnostics.log A further exercise ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Copy the YAML and dial down the desired conversion to see what the same cure looks like at a lower extent of reaction: .. code-block:: console $ cp 1-polystyrene.yaml 1-polystyrene-low.yaml $ # edit 1-polystyrene-low.yaml: CURE.controls.desired_conversion: 0.50 $ htpolynet run -diag diagnostics-low.log 1-polystyrene-low.yaml &> console-low.log & The second build lands in ``proj-1/``. Comparing density traces and the ``profile.json`` files between the two runs gives a feel for how much of the total wall time goes into the cure loop itself. Post-build analyses ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Once you have a cured polystyrene system, ``htpolynet postsim`` and ``htpolynet analyze`` can drive production MD and compute properties such as the glass-transition temperature. See the :doc:`postsim` section for the recommended workflow for this system; :ref:`pde_tutorial` shows the full set of techniques (including uniaxial deformation for Young's modulus) with real production-quality plots.