On 5/8/12 4:50 PM, dina dusti wrote:
Dear Justin,
Thank you very much from your help, but may I ask you to say me why the error
estimate of Rg is very smaller than Rgx, Rgy, Rgz, Please? I didn't understand
any thing from paper about this problem!
The value of Rg is calculated from the (x,y,z) components of the molecule's
size, which, since the molecule is tumbling through solution, vary quite a bit.
Diffusion in three dimensions doesn't necessarily impact the size of the
molecule directly and hence the value of Rg is not affected as strongly.
For a more exact description of how things are calculated, you'd have to go
through the code for a real mathematical proof.
-Justin
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