Dear gromacs users

I have surface groups anchored on a cylindrical pore wall (similar to a carbon nanotube). The pore runs along the z direction. I am trying to determine to what extent my surface groups are clustered together and was thinking of using g_mindist and/or g_rdf for this analysis.

I usually work with periodic boundary conditions in all 3 directions for MD runs.

The problem I have is that I want to use periodic boundaries only in the z direction and not the x and y for the anaysis. I.e I dont want the surface groups in my pore to see other surface groups in neighbouring cells in the x or y direction.

From what I can see, the options with g_rdf is either to have pbc in all 3 directions or not at all. Does anyone know a way around this?

I am analyzing one pdb file and not a trajectory.

I am using gromacs 4.0.7

Thanks



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