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It would be useful to have a CV to measure and track the solvent accessible surface are of a selected group of atoms, e.g., to track the binding and hence blockage of proposed epitopes during enhanced sampling protocols.
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Hi Norman,
This would be nice indeed. These are non-trivial calculations, so we'd need volunteers to work on the implementation. If you are willing to help, that's great.
Until then, note that such a coordinate already exists in Plumed, so depending on your requirements, you might be able to achieve what you want that way.
Hi @YYYYYunsen thanks for your interest! As a starting point, take a look at the colvar::cvc and its derived classes https://colvars.github.io/doxygen/html/classcolvar_1_1cvc.html
The corresponding source files are colvarcomp_*.cpp: what do you think? Does it look sufficiently well documented?
It would be useful to have a CV to measure and track the solvent accessible surface are of a selected group of atoms, e.g., to track the binding and hence blockage of proposed epitopes during enhanced sampling protocols.
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