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    On 18/12/2011 11:28 AM, Mark Abraham wrote:
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      On 18/12/2011 3:56 AM, balaji nagarajan wrote:
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          Dear Users ! <br>
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          I can print the values of the bonded and non bonded energy
          terms of the protein and the water , <br>
          <br>
          I have used the group option , <br>
          <br>
          I want to know the bonded contribution only from the protein ,
          <br>
          in case of the torsion energy term it is only for the protein
          , <br>
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          The bond distance and the bond angle , the contribution from
          the water is also there , so how one can get these <br>
          terms for protein alone . <br>
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      You can't do this during the original simulation, but you can take
      a completed simulation and use tpbconv on the .tpr and trjconv on
      the trajectory file to extract the same subset of atoms from each.
      Now mdrun -rerun on those two partial files can give you the
      bonded energies of whatever interests you. Whether that bond
      energy means anything is another matter.<br>
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    Of course, if you used a rigid water molecule for the simulation,
    then there are already no bonded contributions from water.<br>
    <br>
    Mark<br>
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      Mark<br>
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          thanks in advance <br>
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            Date: Sat, 17 Dec 2011 17:39:47 +1100<br>
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            Subject: Re: [gmx-users] energy_terms<br>
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            On 17/12/2011 5:25 PM, balaji nagarajan wrote:
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              <div dir="ltr"> Dear Users ! <br>
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                I have used the energy group option to split the energy
                terms , for the protein and the water. <br>
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            You have split the *non-bonded* terms.<br>
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                It gives all the terms , <br>
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                protein-protein , water-water , water-protein .<br>
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                I have a doubt , <br>
                the distance and the angle are taken for both water and
                the protein , <br>
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            I don't see what distance and angle you mean.<br>
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                how one can get these energy terms for protein alone.<br>
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            What energy terms do you want? You have the intra-protein
            non-bonded energies above.<br>
            <br>
            Mark<br>
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