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structure_generators | ||
README | ||
VMD-input.py | ||
bohr2ang.py | ||
cfg2lammps.py | ||
h2.out | ||
h2.vmd | ||
h2.xyz | ||
lmp2data.py | ||
lmp2radii.c | ||
lmp2radii.py | ||
lmp2radii.pyx | ||
lmp2radii_col.py | ||
lmp2xyz.py | ||
radii.vmd | ||
restart2data-pEFF.cpp | ||
setup.py |
README
The directory structure_generators includes several scripts for generating LAMMPS structure files: - Be-solid.pl: beryllium solid box - h2.pl: rectangular lattice of hydrogen atoms - Diamond.pl: diamond A4 box - Li-hydride: Lithium hydride solid box - Li-solid: Lithium solid box (Li-solid-angstromg produces data file in Angstroms) - Uniform-electron-gas.pl: uniform electron gas on an NaCl lattice - bohr2ang.py: converts an eFF structure file described in bohr to its corresponding version in Angstroms And other useful scripts for processing pEFF related information are included, such as: - cfg2lammps.py: Python script for converting an eff cfg file into a LAMMPS data/script file pair - lmp2radii.py/pyx: Python/Cython scripts for post-processing a lammps trajectory to extract electron radii/frame. Note: the corresponding .c, and .so files are the c source and binary library (loadable Python module) created by Cython automatically when compiling lmp2radii.pyx in place with Cython (python setup.py build_ext --inplace). - radii.vmd: a TCL script for adding radial changes per trajectory frame to an xyz LAMMPS trajectory of an pEFF run. - lmp2any.py: Python scipt for extracting quantities from a custom lammps dump - lmp2radii-col.py: Same as lmp2radii.py, but takes a column descriptor for the radius - VMD-input.py: Automatically calls the necessary scripts to produce a VMD ready script that loads variable radii into VMD NOTE: you must set the graphical representation in VMD to represent electrons using transparency (this requires selecting and applying the corresponding atom types). For further details see the descriptors in each file, or contact: Andres Jaramillo-Botero: ajaramil@wag.caltech.edu Acknowledgments: Thanks to Axel Kohlmeyer (Temple Univ) for his help with VMD.