reference-manual/analysis/rmsd.rst
reference-manual/analysis/covariance-analysis.rst
reference-manual/analysis/dihedral-pca.rst
+ reference-manual/analysis/hydrogen-bonds.rst
reference-manual/analysis/protein-related.rst
reference-manual/analysis/interface-related.rst)
# The image files have also been ordered by the respective
analysis/rmsd
analysis/covariance-analysis
analysis/dihedral-pca
+ analysis/hydrogen-bonds
analysis/protein-related
analysis/interface-related
reference file do not correspond in any way to the information in the
:ref:`trr` file. Analysis of the results is done using
:ref:`gmx anaeig <gmx anaeig>`.
-
-Hydrogen bonds
---------------
-
-| :ref:`gmx hbond <gmx hbond>`
-| The program :ref:`gmx hbond <gmx hbond>`
- analyzes the *hydrogen bonds* (H-bonds) between all possible donors D
- and acceptors A. To determine if an H-bond exists, a geometrical
- criterion is used, see also :numref:`Fig. %s <fig-hbond>`:
-
- .. math:: \begin{array}{rclcl}
- r & \leq & r_{HB} & = & 0.35~\mbox{nm} \\
- \alpha & \leq & \alpha_{HB} & = & 30^o \\
- \end{array}
- :label: eqnhbondgeomtric
-
-.. _fig-hbond:
-
-.. figure:: plots/hbond.*
- :width: 7.50000cm
-
- Geometrical Hydrogen bond criterion.
-
-The value of :math:`r_{HB} = 0.35 \mathrm{nm}` corresponds to the first minimum
-of the RDF of SPC water (see also :numref:`Fig. %s <fig-hbondinsert>`).
-
-The program :ref:`gmx hbond <gmx hbond>` analyzes all hydrogen bonds
-existing between two groups of atoms (which must be either identical or
-non-overlapping) or in specified donor-hydrogen-acceptor triplets, in
-the following ways:
-
-.. _fig-hbondinsert:
-
-.. figure:: plots/hbond-insert.*
- :width: 7.50000cm
-
- Insertion of water into an H-bond. (1) Normal H-bond between two
- residues. (2) H-bonding bridge via a water molecule.
-
-- Donor-Acceptor distance (:math:`r`) distribution of all H-bonds
-
-- Hydrogen-Donor-Acceptor angle (:math:`\alpha`) distribution of all
- H-bonds
-
-- The total number of H-bonds in each time frame
-
-- The number of H-bonds in time between residues, divided into groups
- :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`i` where :math:`n` and
- :math:`n`\ +\ :math:`i` stand for residue numbers and :math:`i` goes
- from 0 to 6. The group for :math:`i=6` also includes all H-bonds for
- :math:`i>6`. These groups include the
- :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`3`, :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`4`
- and :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`5` H-bonds, which provide a
- measure for the formation of :math:`\alpha`-helices or
- :math:`\beta`-turns or strands.
-
-- The lifetime of the H-bonds is calculated from the average over all
- autocorrelation functions of the existence functions (either 0 or 1)
- of all H-bonds:
-
- .. math:: C(\tau) ~=~ \langle s_i(t)~s_i (t + \tau) \rangle
- :label: eqnhbcorr
-
-- with :math:`s_i(t) = \{0,1\}` for H-bond :math:`i` at time
- :math:`t`. The integral of :math:`C(\tau)` gives a rough estimate of
- the average H-bond lifetime :math:`\tau_{HB}`:
-
- .. math:: \tau_{HB} ~=~ \int_{0}^{\infty} C(\tau) d\tau
- :label: eqnhblife
-
-- Both the integral and the complete autocorrelation function
- :math:`C(\tau)` will be output, so that more sophisticated analysis
- (*e.g.* using multi-exponential fits) can be used to get better
- estimates for :math:`\tau_{HB}`. A more complete analysis is given in
- ref. \ :ref:`173 <refSpoel2006b>`; one of the more fancy option is the Luzar
- and Chandler analysis of hydrogen bond kinetics \ :ref:`174 <refLuzar96b>`, :ref:`175 <refLuzar2000a>`.
-
-- An H-bond existence map can be generated of dimensions
- *# H-bonds*\ :math:`\times`\ *# frames*. The ordering is identical to
- the index file (see below), but reversed, meaning that the last
- triplet in the index file corresponds to the first row of the
- existence map.
-
-- Index groups are output containing the analyzed groups, all
- donor-hydrogen atom pairs and acceptor atoms in these groups,
- donor-hydrogen-acceptor triplets involved in hydrogen bonds between
- the analyzed groups and all solvent atoms involved in insertion.
-
--- /dev/null
+Hydrogen bonds
+--------------
+
+| :ref:`gmx hbond <gmx hbond>`
+| The program :ref:`gmx hbond <gmx hbond>`
+ analyzes the *hydrogen bonds* (H-bonds) between all possible donors D
+ and acceptors A. To determine if an H-bond exists, a geometrical
+ criterion is used, see also :numref:`Fig. %s <fig-hbond>`:
+
+ .. math:: \begin{array}{rclcl}
+ r & \leq & r_{HB} & = & 0.35~\mbox{nm} \\
+ \alpha & \leq & \alpha_{HB} & = & 30^o \\
+ \end{array}
+ :label: eqnhbondgeomtric
+
+.. _fig-hbond:
+
+.. figure:: plots/hbond.*
+ :width: 7.50000cm
+
+ Geometrical Hydrogen bond criterion.
+
+The value of :math:`r_{HB} = 0.35 \mathrm{nm}` corresponds to the first minimum
+of the RDF of SPC water (see also :numref:`Fig. %s <fig-hbondinsert>`).
+
+The program :ref:`gmx hbond <gmx hbond>` analyzes all hydrogen bonds
+existing between two groups of atoms (which must be either identical or
+non-overlapping) or in specified donor-hydrogen-acceptor triplets, in
+the following ways:
+
+.. _fig-hbondinsert:
+
+.. figure:: plots/hbond-insert.*
+ :width: 7.50000cm
+
+ Insertion of water into an H-bond. (1) Normal H-bond between two
+ residues. (2) H-bonding bridge via a water molecule.
+
+- Donor-Acceptor distance (:math:`r`) distribution of all H-bonds
+
+- Hydrogen-Donor-Acceptor angle (:math:`\alpha`) distribution of all
+ H-bonds
+
+- The total number of H-bonds in each time frame
+
+- The number of H-bonds in time between residues, divided into groups
+ :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`i` where :math:`n` and
+ :math:`n`\ +\ :math:`i` stand for residue numbers and :math:`i` goes
+ from 0 to 6. The group for :math:`i=6` also includes all H-bonds for
+ :math:`i>6`. These groups include the
+ :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`3`, :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`4`
+ and :math:`n`-:math:`n`\ +\ :math:`5` H-bonds, which provide a
+ measure for the formation of :math:`\alpha`-helices or
+ :math:`\beta`-turns or strands.
+
+- The lifetime of the H-bonds is calculated from the average over all
+ autocorrelation functions of the existence functions (either 0 or 1)
+ of all H-bonds:
+
+ .. math:: C(\tau) ~=~ \langle s_i(t)~s_i (t + \tau) \rangle
+ :label: eqnhbcorr
+
+- with :math:`s_i(t) = \{0,1\}` for H-bond :math:`i` at time
+ :math:`t`. The integral of :math:`C(\tau)` gives a rough estimate of
+ the average H-bond lifetime :math:`\tau_{HB}`:
+
+ .. math:: \tau_{HB} ~=~ \int_{0}^{\infty} C(\tau) d\tau
+ :label: eqnhblife
+
+- Both the integral and the complete autocorrelation function
+ :math:`C(\tau)` will be output, so that more sophisticated analysis
+ (*e.g.* using multi-exponential fits) can be used to get better
+ estimates for :math:`\tau_{HB}`. A more complete analysis is given in
+ ref. \ :ref:`173 <refSpoel2006b>`; one of the more fancy option is the Luzar
+ and Chandler analysis of hydrogen bond kinetics \ :ref:`174 <refLuzar96b>`, :ref:`175 <refLuzar2000a>`.
+
+- An H-bond existence map can be generated of dimensions
+ *# H-bonds*\ :math:`\times`\ *# frames*. The ordering is identical to
+ the index file (see below), but reversed, meaning that the last
+ triplet in the index file corresponds to the first row of the
+ existence map.
+
+- Index groups are output containing the analyzed groups, all
+ donor-hydrogen atom pairs and acceptor atoms in these groups,
+ donor-hydrogen-acceptor triplets involved in hydrogen bonds between
+ the analyzed groups and all solvent atoms involved in insertion.