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TetrahedralityHBMatrix.hpp
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47
48#ifndef APPLICATIONS_STATICPROPS_TETRAHEDRALITYHBMATRIX_HPP
49#define APPLICATIONS_STATICPROPS_TETRAHEDRALITYHBMATRIX_HPP
50
51#include "applications/staticProps/StaticAnalyser.hpp"
52#include "math/Vector3.hpp"
53#include "selection/SelectionEvaluator.hpp"
54#include "selection/SelectionManager.hpp"
55
56namespace OpenMD {
57
58 /**
59 * @class TetrahedralityHBMatrix
60 * @brief Tetrahedrality Hydrogen Bonding Matrix
61 *
62 * Computes hydrogen-bonding probabilities for molecules that are
63 * categorized by the local tetrahedral order parameter Q as
64 * introduced in:
65 *
66 * "A new order parameter for tetrahedral configurations," by
67 * P.-L. Chau and A.J. Hardwick, Mol. Phys. 93, pp. 511-518
68 * (1998).
69 *
70 *
71 * Note that we use a rescaled version of the tetrahedral order
72 * parameter 'Q' such that a perfectly tetrahedral configuration has
73 * a Q value of 1 and an ideal gas configuration has a Q value of
74 * 0. This rescaled version of the tetrahedrality parameter was
75 * first introduced in:
76 *
77 * "Relationship between structural order and the anomalies of
78 * liquid water," by J.R. Errington and P.G. Debenedetti, Nature
79 * 409, pp. 318-321 (2001).
80 */
81 class TetrahedralityHBMatrix : public StaticAnalyser {
82 public:
83 TetrahedralityHBMatrix(SimInfo* info, const std::string& filename,
84 const std::string& sele, double rCut, double OOCut,
85 double thetaCut, double OHCut, int nbins);
86
87 virtual void process();
88
89 private:
90 virtual void initializeHistogram();
91 virtual void collectHistogram(RealType q1, RealType q2);
92 void writeOutput();
93
94 Snapshot* currentSnapshot_;
95 std::string selectionScript_;
96 SelectionManager seleMan_;
97 SelectionEvaluator evaluator_;
98
99 RealType rCut_;
100 RealType OOCut_;
101 RealType thetaCut_;
102 RealType OHCut_;
103 unsigned int count_;
104
105 RealType MinQ_;
106 RealType MaxQ_;
107 RealType deltaQ_;
108
109 std::vector<RealType> Q_;
110
111 std::vector<std::vector<unsigned int>> Q_histogram_;
112 };
113} // namespace OpenMD
114
115#endif
"selection/SelectionEvaluator"
One of the heavy-weight classes of OpenMD, SimInfo maintains objects and variables relating to the cu...
Definition SimInfo.hpp:96
The Snapshot class is a repository storing dynamic data during a Simulation.
Definition Snapshot.hpp:166
This basic Periodic Table class was originally taken from the data.cpp file in OpenBabel.