Source code for susmost.make_interaction

import numpy as np

[docs] def nearest_int(cc1, cc2,int_en = 0.0, int_r = 0.5, h = 0.5, INF_E = 1e6, dop_int=0.0, empty_name = "Empty"): """ Calculates the energy of interaction between nearest neighbors. If name of the molecule is 'Empty', then there is no any interactions with it. Parameters: :cc1,cc2: Coordinates of first and second molecules. :int_en: Simple interaction energy between elements of the molecule. Default is 0.0. :int_r: The radius of the interaction. If the distance R between the molecules is h <= R <= int_r, then there is interaction. Default is 0.5. :h: Radius of a solid sphere. If the distance between the elements of the molecules is smaller or equal, then an infinitely strong repulsion arises. Default is 0.5. :INF_E: The value of an infinitely strong repulsion. Default is 1e6. :dop_int: Complex interaction energy between elements of the molecule. Has the form dop_int = {('mol_1_name','mol_2_name'):energy1,...} Default is 0.0. :empty_name: Name of the element with properties of empty element. Default is "Empty". Returns: Energy of interaction between molecules. """ if cc1.lctype == empty_name or cc2.lctype == empty_name: return None interactions = 0.0 for c1 in cc1.coords: # coordinates of each atom in cc1 for c2 in cc2.coords: # coordinates of each atom in cc2 r = np.linalg.norm(c1 - c2) # distance if r < h*1.9999: interactions += INF_E # forbidden_distance if (h*1.9999 < r < int_r*2.0001): if not type(dop_int) is dict: interactions += int_en #interaction_energy else: molecules = sorted([cc1.lctype, cc2.lctype]) interactions += dop_int.get((molecules[0],molecules[1]),0.0) return interactions