schrodinger.application.matsci.nano.interface_mod module¶
Classes and functions to create interface models.
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- schrodinger.application.matsci.nano.interface_mod.get_formulas_basename(unit_cell_1, unit_cell_2)¶
Return a formatted basename containing the two unit cell formulas for the given two unit cells.
- Parameters:
unit_cell_1 (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the first unit cellunit_cell_2 (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the second unit cell
- Return type:
str
- Returns:
the formatted basename containing the two unit cell formulas
- schrodinger.application.matsci.nano.interface_mod.lcm_approx(smaller, larger, tolerance=0.0, max_mult=10, threshold=1e-10)¶
From the two given numbers return two least common multiples (LCMs) that are within the specified tolerance of each other. If the numbers are integers and the tolerance is zero then this function is equivalent to the traditional LCM and the two returned LCMs will be identical integers. Raise a ValueError if either integer multiplier is larger than the given maximum.
- Parameters:
smaller (float) – the smaller number
larger (float) – the larger number
tolerance (float) – a parameter controlling the extent to which two floats may be considered equivalent
max_mult (int) – the maximum allowable multiplier, supported to avoid potentially very long loops given that the inputs are floats compared using a specified tolerance
threshold (float) – a parameter controlling numerical precision
- Raises:
ValueError – if either integer multipler is larger than the given maximum
- Return type:
tuple, tuple
- Returns:
the first tuple contains the two LCMs, the second contains the two integer multipliers, i.e. those integers which when multiplied by the inputs produce the LCMs
- schrodinger.application.matsci.nano.interface_mod.list_to_string(alist, accuracy=3, separator=', ')¶
Return a formatted string containing the floats in the given list rounded to the given accuracy and separated by the given separator.
- Parameters:
alist (list) – list of floats
accuracy (int) – used to round the floats
separator (str) – used to separate the rounded floats
- Return type:
str
- Returns:
the formatted string
- class schrodinger.application.matsci.nano.interface_mod.ParserWrapper(scriptname, description)¶
Bases:
object
Manages the argparse module to parse user command line arguments.
- __init__(scriptname, description)¶
Create a ParserWrapper instance and process it.
- Parameters:
scriptname (str) – name of this script
description (str) – description of this script
- loadIt()¶
Load ParserWrapper with all options.
- loadRequired()¶
Load ParserWrapper with required options.
- loadOptions()¶
Load ParserWrapper with options.
- loadCommon()¶
Load ParserWrapper with common options.
- parseArgs(args)¶
Parse the command line arguments.
- Parameters:
args (tuple) – command line arguments
- class schrodinger.application.matsci.nano.interface_mod.Interface(ref_layer, ads_layer, bot_layer='reference', strain_a=0.5, strain_b=0.5, strain_alpha=5.0, strain_beta=5.0, strain_gamma=5.0, separation=0.0, max_extents=10, translate_a=0.0, translate_b=0.0, base_name=None, logger=None)¶
Bases:
object
Manage the building of an interface model.
- MSGWIDTH = 100¶
- __init__(ref_layer, ads_layer, bot_layer='reference', strain_a=0.5, strain_b=0.5, strain_alpha=5.0, strain_beta=5.0, strain_gamma=5.0, separation=0.0, max_extents=10, translate_a=0.0, translate_b=0.0, base_name=None, logger=None)¶
Create an instance.
- Parameters:
ref_layer (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the reference layer used to define the interface modelads_layer (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the adsorption layer used to define the interface modelbot_layer (str) – specifies which layer, reference or adsorption, is the bottom layer of the interface model
strain_a (float) – the amount of strain allowed along the a lattice vector of the adsorption layer in units of Angstrom
strain_b (float) – the amount of strain allowed along the b lattice vector of the adsorption layer in units of Angstrom
strain_alpha (float) – the amount of strain allowed along the alpha angle of the adsorption layer in units of degrees
strain_beta (float) – the amount of strain allowed along the beta angle of the adsorption layer in units of degrees
strain_gamma (float) – the amount of strain allowed along the gamma angle of the adsorption layer in units of degrees
separation (float) – the separation between the reference and adsorption layers in units of Angstrom
max_extents (int) – the maximum allowable extent
translate_a (float) – the amount by which to translate the top layer, relative to the bottom layer, along the a lattice vector
translate_b (float) – the amount by which to translate the top layer, relative to the bottom layer, along the b lattice vector
base_name (str) – a base name used to name output
logger (logging.Logger) – output logger
- setIsInfinite()¶
Set the is_infinite attributes.
- setBaseName()¶
Set a base name.
- setLatticeProperties()¶
Set lattice parameter attributes for both the reference and adsorption layers.
- setHKL()¶
Set hkl for both the reference and adsorption layers.
- getExtentsAndStrainedLength(index, strain)¶
For the lattice vector specified with the given index return (1) the reference and adsorption layer extents necessary to bring the extended lengths to within the specified amount of strain and (2) the strained adsorption layer length.
- Parameters:
index (int) – an index used to specify along which direction to get the extents, i.e. 0 is a, 1 is b, 2 is c
strain (float) – the amount of strain allowed along the given lattice vector of the adsorption layer in units of Angstrom
- Raises:
ValueError – if either extent is larger than the allowable maximum
- Return type:
tuple, float
- Returns:
the tuple contains the reference and adsorption layer integer extents, the float is the strained adsorption layer length in units of Angstrom
- getStrainedAngle(index, strain)¶
Return the strained adsorption layer angle.
- Parameters:
index (int) – the angle index
strain (float) – the allowable amount of strain in degrees
- Raises:
ValueError – if the reference and adsorption layer angles are not within the specified amount of strain
- Return type:
float
- Returns:
strained adsorption layer angle in units of degree
- setStrainedAdsorptionLatticeProperties(strained_a, strained_b, strained_alpha, strained_beta, strained_gamma)¶
Set the strained lattice parameter attributes for the adsorption layer.
- Parameters:
strained_a (float) – the strained lattice a parameter in units of Angstrom
strained_b (float) – the strained lattice b parameter in units of Angstrom
strained_alpha (float) – the strained lattice alpha parameter in units of degree
strained_beta (float) – the strained lattice beta parameter in units of degree
strained_gamma (float) – the strained lattice gamma parameter in units of degree
- setInterfaceLatticeProperties()¶
Set the lattice parameter attributes for the interface model.
- logParams()¶
Log the parameters.
- getOrigin(lattice_params)¶
Return the origin in units of Angstrom for the given lattice parameters.
- Parameters:
lattice_params (list) – the six lattice parameters
- Return type:
numpy.array
- Returns:
the origin in units of Angstrom
- translateTopLayer(ref_layer, ads_layer)¶
Translate the top layer.
- Parameters:
ref_layer (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the reference layerads_layer (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the adsorption layer
- getInterface(ref_layer, ads_layer)¶
Build the interface model from the two finalized layers and return it.
- Parameters:
ref_layer (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the final reference layerads_layer (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the final adsorption layer
- Return type:
- Returns:
the interface model
- setInterfaceProperties()¶
Set some interface properties.
- getUpdatedCParams(in_params)¶
Return the set of lattice parameters with an updated c parameter.
- Parameters:
in_params (list) – the six lattice parameters
- Return type:
list
- Returns:
the six lattice parameters with c updated
- buildLayer(cell, in_params, extents, is_infinite)¶
Build a layer by extending the input slab cell, also eliminate any PBC bonds along the c lattice vector.
- Parameters:
cell (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – slab cell to extendin_params (list) – the six lattice parameters
extents (list) – extents for layer
is_infinite (bool) – whether the slab cell is infinite
- Return type:
- Returns:
extended layer
- buildLayers(ref_extents, ads_extents)¶
Build the reference and adsorption layers by extending the input slab cells, also eliminate any PBC bonds along the c lattice vector.
- Parameters:
ref_extents (list) – extents for reference layer
ads_extents (list) – extents for adsorption layer
- Return type:
schrodinger.structure.Structure
,schrodinger.structure.Structure
- Returns:
extended reference and adsorption layers
- getStrainedAdsorptionLayer(ads_layer)¶
Return the strained adsorption layer.
- Parameters:
ads_layer (
schrodinger.structure.Structure
) – the extended unstrained adsorption layer- Return type:
- Returns:
the strained adsorption layer
- runIt()¶
Create the interface model.