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Radial distribution Functionfunction for Trajectoriestrajectories or time frame?

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In many scripts I came across, I saw for the calculation of the RDF, both the trajectory and the individual timeframe also have been used.

Can anybody help me with understanding how they are different or similar? Also, if possible, please make any comment on how you read the partial RDF plots? (Bonus)

In many scripts I came across, I saw for the calculation of the RDF, both the trajectory and the individual timeframe also have been used.

Can anybody help me with understanding how they are different or similar? Also, if possible, please make any comment on how you read the partial RDF plots?

In many scripts I came across, I saw for the calculation of the RDF, both the trajectory and the individual timeframe also have been used.

Can anybody help me with understanding how they are different or similar? Also, if possible, please make any comment on how you read the partial RDF plots? (Bonus)

In many scripts I came across, I saw for the calculation of the RDF, both the trajectory and the individual timeframe also have been used.

Can anybody help me with understanding how they are different or similar? Also, if possible, please make any comment on how you read the partial RDF plots?

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Radial distribution Function for Trajectories or time frame?

In many scripts I came across, I saw for the calculation of the RDF, both the trajectory and the individual timeframe also have been used.

Can anybody help me with understanding how they are different or similar? Also, if possible, please make any comment on how you read the partial RDF plots? (Bonus)