[gmx-users] frequence from PCA eigenvalue
    pascal.baillod at epfl.ch 
    pascal.baillod at epfl.ch
       
    Wed Oct 17 10:45:28 CEST 2007
    
    
  
Dear community,
I have done a principal component analysis on an MD trajectory (g_covar) and
would like to compute the frequency related to the first principle component.
>From what I have read in different sources:
1. the unit of an eigenvalue ei in gromacs (non mass weighted) are : (nm)^(-2)
2. the frequency fi of that principle component would be : fi = k/sqrt(ei),
where k is a constant with units of velocity.
Are these correct?
What would the value of k be? In my case, I get 43.21 for e1 (first eigenvalue)
and 17 for e2, for a 315 ns trajectory of a 103 residue protein.
Thank you very much for any info!
Pascal
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