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BuckinghamInteractionType.hpp
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44
45#ifndef TYPES_BUCKINGHAMINTERACTIONTYPE_HPP
46#define TYPES_BUCKINGHAMINTERACTIONTYPE_HPP
47
49
50namespace OpenMD {
51 /**
52 * @class BuckinghamInteractionType
53 *
54 * BuckinghamInteractionType is one of the basic non-bonded
55 * interactions for representing the non-Coulombic contribution in
56 * ionic and networked solids like silica and alumina. The
57 * Traditional form has an exponential-6 form, which diverges to
58 * negative infinity at short distances. The modified form corrects
59 * the divergence with a short range 30-6 potential.
60 *
61 * Traditional:
62 *
63 * \f[ V = A \exp( -B r) - \frac{C}{r^6} \f]
64 *
65 * Modified:
66 *
67 * \f[ V = A \exp( -B r) - \frac{C}{r^6} + 4 \epsilon \left( \left(
68 * \frac{\sigma}{r} \right)^{30} - \left( \frac{\sigma}{r} \right)^6 \right)
69 * \f]
70 */
71
72 enum BuckinghamType { btTraditional, btModified, btUnknown };
73
75 public:
76 BuckinghamInteractionType(RealType myA, RealType myB, RealType myC,
77 BuckinghamType myType) {
78 A = myA;
79 B = myB;
80 C = myC;
81 interactionType = myType;
82 setBuckingham();
83 }
84
85 BuckinghamInteractionType(RealType myA, RealType myB, RealType myC,
86 RealType mySigma, RealType myEpsilon,
87 BuckinghamType myType) {
88 A = myA;
89 B = myB;
90 C = myC;
91 sigma = mySigma;
92 epsilon = myEpsilon;
93 interactionType = myType;
94 setBuckingham();
95 }
96
97 RealType getA() { return A; }
98
99 RealType getB() { return B; }
100
101 RealType getC() { return C; }
102
103 RealType getSigma() { return sigma; }
104
105 RealType getEpsilon() { return epsilon; }
106
107 BuckinghamType getInteractionType() { return interactionType; }
108
109 private:
110 RealType A;
111 RealType B;
112 RealType C;
113 RealType sigma;
114 RealType epsilon;
115 BuckinghamType interactionType;
116 };
117} // namespace OpenMD
118
119#endif
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