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/*! \file Decahedron.hpp
    \brief Decahedron cluster structure generator
*/
 
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Copyright (c) 2011, Dmitry
Copyright (c) 2009, Richard Brown
Copyright (c) 2011, Evgeny Pr
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#ifndef CLUSTERS_DECAHEDRON_HPP
#define CLUSTERS_DECAHEDRON_HPP
 
#include <vector>
 
#include "math/Vector3.hpp"
 
using namespace std;
namespace OpenMD {
 
  //! Creates the regular decahedron, Ino decahedron, or truncated
  //! (Marks) decahedron structures (depending on the parameters).
  /*!
        (Heavily modified from Matlab code from:
        Dmitry, Richard Brown, and Evgeny Pr)
 
    */
  class Decahedron {
  public:
    //! Default constructor
    Decahedron(int columnAtoms, int shells, int twinAtoms);
    virtual ~Decahedron() = default;
 
    //! Get the generated points in the cluster.
    virtual vector<Vector3d> getPoints();
 
  protected:
    //! Generate the rings of the Decahedron.
    vector<Vector3d> truncatedRing(int n, int k);
 
    int N_;  // number of atoms in the central atomic column
    int M_;  // number of {002} shells
    int K_;  // number of atomic columns along twin boundary
 
    vector<Vector3d> Points;
    vector<Vector3d> Basis;  // Basis vectors of the Decahedron
  };
 
  class RegularDecahedron : public Decahedron {
  public:
    RegularDecahedron(int shells) : Decahedron(shells - 1, shells, shells) {}
  };
 
  class InoDecahedron : public Decahedron {
  public:
    InoDecahedron(int columnAtoms, int shells) :
        Decahedron(columnAtoms, shells, columnAtoms) {}
  };
 
  class CurlingStoneDecahedron : public Decahedron {
  public:
    CurlingStoneDecahedron(int columnAtoms, int shells, int twinAtoms,
                           int truncatedPlanes);
    vector<Vector3d> getPoints();
 
  private:
    int T_;  // number of truncated planes snipped from top and bottom
  };
}  // namespace OpenMD
 
#endif