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ELECTRIC
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ELECTRIC: Electric fields Leveraged from multipole Expansion Calculations in Tinker Rapid Interface Code.
ELECTRIC uses the `MolSSI Driver Interface `_ to perform electric field analysis of Tinker trajectories which use the AMOEBA forcefield.
This currently works as a post-processing tool, meaning that you run simulations as normal using Tinker, then analyze the trajectories using MDI-enabled Tinker and this driver.
ELECTRIC is written by Jessica A. Nash and Taylor A. Barnes from `The Molecular Sciences Software Institute `_,
in collaboration with `Prof. Valerie Vassier Welborn `_.
Using this tool, you can calculate the electric field along a bond or between atoms due to molecules or residues in the system.
This method has been reported in the following publications:
- `Computational optimization of electric fields for better catalysis design `_, Nature Catalysis
- `Fluctuations of Electric Fields in the Active Site of the Enzyme Ketosteroid Isomerase `_, Journal of the American Chemical Society
- `Computational Optimization of Electric Fields for Improving Catalysis of a Designed Kemp Eliminase `_, ACS Catalysis
You can read about the underlying principles of this analysis in
- `Computational Design of Synthetic Enzymes `_, Chemical Reviews
ELECTRIC is now available as an open source software package. To get started, head to the installation_ instructions, see the usage_, or try out the tutorial_.
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installation
usage
tutorial
.. _installation: installation.html
.. _usage: usage.html
.. _tutorial: tutorial.html