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===Definition===
===Definition===
The dihedral angle among free vectors. Each vector is determined by two points, which are calculated as the center of mass of groups of atoms.  
The dihedral angle among three vectors. Each vector is determined by two points, which are calculated as the center of mass of groups of atoms.  
<center><math>\xi = sign((\bold n_1 \times \bold n_2) . ( \bold C_{com} - \bold D_{com} ) )*arccos \left(\frac{ \bold n_1 . \bold n_2 }{|\bold n_1| . | \bold n_2 |} \right)</math></center>
<center><math>\xi = sign((\bold n_1 \times \bold n_2) . ( \bold C_{com} - \bold D_{com} ) )*arccos \left(\frac{ \bold n_1 . \bold n_2 }{|\bold n_1| . | \bold n_2 |} \right)</math></center>
where normal vectors are defined as
where normal vectors are defined as

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Definition

The dihedral angle among three vectors. Each vector is determined by two points, which are calculated as the center of mass of groups of atoms.

where normal vectors are defined as

PBC note: The minimum-image convention is apllied to vectors |AB|, |CD|, and |EF| only if the fenable_pbc option is activated. The convention is not used to calculate the center of mass. It is therefore required that atoms within a group are either covalently bound or are part of complex that will not be separated or reimaged during a simulation.


Specification

Section name: DIH

Key Type Default Description




name string unique CV name
group_a mask atoms specifying the point A
group_b mask atoms specifying the point B
group_c mask atoms specifying the point C
group_d mask atoms specifying the point D
group_e mask atoms specifying the point E
group_f mask atoms specifying the point F

Keys in bold are mandatory.