pub struct Lattice { /* private fields */ }
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Periodic 3D lattice

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Create a supercell along three cell directions.

Construct Lattice from three lattice vectors.

Construct Lattice from lattice matrix (3x3).

Construct lattice from lattice parameters Unit cell angles in degrees, lengths in Angstrom

Return the perpendicular widths of the cell along three directions. i.e. the distance between opposite faces of the unit cell

Return the volume of the unit cell the cache will be updated if necessary

Set cell origin in Cartesian coordinates

Lattice length parameters: a, b, c

Lattice angle parameters in degrees

Scale Lattice by a positive constant

Get cell origin in Cartesian coordinates

Returns the fractional coordinates given cartesian coordinates.

Returns the cartesian coordinates given fractional coordinates.

Lattice vector a

Lattice vector b

Lattice vector c

Three lattice vectors.

Lattice vectors

inverse of lattice matrix

Check if lattice is orthorhombic

Wrap a point in cartesian coordinates into unit cell, obeying the periodic boundary conditions. Returns cartesian coordinates.

Wrap a point in fractional coordinates into unit cell, obeying the periodic boundary conditions. Returns fractional coordinates.

Return the shortest distance between pi (point i) and the periodic images of pj (point j) under the minimum image convention

Parameters
  • pi, pj: Cartesian coordinates of point i and point j

Return the shortest vector obeying the minimum image convention.

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