Torsional Potentials
Torsional Potentials is a mathematical function in molecular mechanics that describes the energy contribution arising from the rotation around single bonds in a polymer chain, distinguishing itself by encoding the periodic dependence of potential energy on dihedral angle conformations.
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Dihedral Potential EnergyDihedral PotentialsTorsional Potential Energy
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