Thanks for the clarification but I can't find anything in the .log or
.edr-files that would correspond to the non-polar solvation energy.
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Hi! Yes, the GB-polarization energy corresponds to the solvent-solute
electrostatics polarization energy. The non-polar part of the
solvation energy (the solvent-solvent cavity term and the
solute-solvent vdw-term) are named Non. polar solvation (or something
like that) in the log-file. /Per 4 nov 2010 kl. 11.10 skrev Christian
Mücksch:
> Dear all,
>
> I've got a general question regarding implicit solvent simulations.
> Using g_energy there's an option to print out the GB-polarization. Is that
the solvent-solute electrostatics polarization free energy?
>
> How can one interpret a rise or decrease in the GB-polarization?
>
> Kind regards,
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