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Atom.cpp
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44
45#include "primitives/Atom.hpp"
46
47#include "types/FluctuatingChargeAdapter.hpp"
48
49namespace OpenMD {
50
51 Atom::Atom(AtomType* at) :
52 StuntDouble(otAtom, &Snapshot::atomData), atomType_(at) {
53 mass_ = at->getMass();
54 if (at->isFluctuatingCharge()) {
56 chargeMass_ = fca.getChargeMass();
57 } else {
58 chargeMass_ = std::numeric_limits<RealType>::infinity();
59 }
60 }
61
63
64 std::vector<RealType> Atom::getGrad() {
65 std::vector<RealType> grad(3, 0.0);
66
67 Vector3d force = getFrc();
68
69 grad[0] = -force[0];
70 grad[1] = -force[1];
71 grad[2] = -force[2];
72
73 return grad;
74 }
75
76 void Atom::accept(BaseVisitor* v) { v->visit(this); }
77} // namespace OpenMD
virtual void accept(BaseVisitor *v)
Definition Atom.cpp:76
virtual std::vector< RealType > getGrad()
Returns the gradient of this stuntdouble.
Definition Atom.cpp:64
virtual Mat3x3d getI()
Returns the inertia tensor of this stuntdouble.
Definition Atom.cpp:62
AtomType is what OpenMD looks to for unchanging data about an atom.
Definition AtomType.hpp:66
The Snapshot class is a repository storing dynamic data during a Simulation.
Definition Snapshot.hpp:147
static SquareMatrix< Real, Dim > identity()
Returns an identity matrix.
"Don't move, or you're dead! Stand up! Captain, we've got them!"
RealType getMass()
Returns the mass of this stuntDouble.
Vector3d getFrc()
Returns the current force of this stuntDouble.
This basic Periodic Table class was originally taken from the data.cpp file in OpenBabel.