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#ifndef APPLICATIONS_STATICPROPS_TETRAHEDRALITYPARAMDENS_HPP
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#define APPLICATIONS_STATICPROPS_TETRAHEDRALITYPARAMDENS_HPP
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#include "applications/staticProps/StaticAnalyser.hpp"
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#include "
math/Vector3.hpp
"
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#include "selection/SelectionEvaluator.hpp"
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#include "selection/SelectionManager.hpp"
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namespace
OpenMD
{
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/**
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* @class TetrahedralityParamDens
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* @brief Tetrahedrality ParameterDens
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*
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* Computes local tetrahedral order parameter Q as introduced in:
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*
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* "A new order parameter for tetrahedral configurations," by P.-L. Chau and
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* A.J. Hardwick, Mol. Phys. 93, pp. 511-518 (1998).
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*
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*
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* Note that we use a rescaled version of the tetrahedral order
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* parameter 'Q' such that a perfectly tetrahedral configuration has a Q value
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* of 1 and an ideal gas configuration has a Q value of 0. This rescaled
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* version of the tetrahedrality parameter was first introduced in:
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*
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* "Relationship between structural order and the anomalies of liquid water,"
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* by J.R. Errington and P.G. Debenedetti, Nature 409, pp. 318-321 (2001).
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*
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*
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* Characterization of the spatial correlations of the the local
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* order parameter Q are done according to the procedure outlined
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* in:
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*
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* "Space-time correlations in the orientational order parameter and the
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* orientational entropy of water," by P. Kumar, S.V. Buldyrev, and
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* H.E. Stanley, arXiv:0807.4699v1 [cond-mat.soft] 29 Jul 2008.
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*
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*/
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class
TetrahedralityParamDens :
public
StaticAnalyser {
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public
:
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TetrahedralityParamDens(
SimInfo
* info,
const
std::string& filename,
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const
std::string& sele1,
const
std::string& sele2,
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double
rCut,
int
ndensbins);
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int
getNDensBins() {
return
nDensBins_; }
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virtual
void
process();
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private
:
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void
writeQdens();
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Snapshot
* currentSnapshot_;
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std::string selectionScript1_;
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std::string selectionScript2_;
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SelectionManager
seleMan1_;
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SelectionManager
seleMan2_;
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SelectionEvaluator
evaluator1_;
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SelectionEvaluator
evaluator2_;
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RealType rCut_;
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int
nDensBins_;
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RealType MinQ_;
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RealType MaxQ_;
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RealType deltaQ_;
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unsigned
int
count_;
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std::vector<int> sliceCount_;
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};
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}
// namespace OpenMD
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#endif
Vector3.hpp
OpenMD::SelectionEvaluator
"selection/SelectionEvaluator"
Definition
SelectionEvaluator.hpp:76
OpenMD::SelectionManager
Definition
SelectionManager.hpp:62
OpenMD::SimInfo
One of the heavy-weight classes of OpenMD, SimInfo maintains objects and variables relating to the cu...
Definition
SimInfo.hpp:96
OpenMD::Snapshot
The Snapshot class is a repository storing dynamic data during a Simulation.
Definition
Snapshot.hpp:166
OpenMD
This basic Periodic Table class was originally taken from the data.cpp file in OpenBabel.
Definition
ActionCorrFunc.cpp:63
applications
staticProps
TetrahedralityParamDens.hpp
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