Source code for pyscf.symm.geom

#!/usr/bin/env python
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# Author: Qiming Sun <osirpt.sun@gmail.com>
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# The symmetry detection method implemented here is not strictly follow the
# point group detection flowchart.  The detection is based on the degeneracy
# of cartesian basis of multipole momentum, eg
# http://symmetry.jacobs-university.de/cgi-bin/group.cgi?group=604&option=4
# see the column of "linear functions, quadratic functions and cubic functions".
#
# Different point groups have different combinations of degeneracy for each
# type of cartesian functions.  Based on the degeneracy of cartesian function
# basis, one can quickly filter out a few candidates of point groups for the
# given molecule.  Regular operations (rotation, mirror etc) can be applied
# then to identify the symmetry.  Current implementation only checks the
# rotation functions and it's roughly enough for D2h and subgroups.
#
# There are special cases this detection method may break down, eg two H8 cube
# molecules sitting on the same center but with random orientation.  The
# system is in C1 while this detection method gives O group because the
# 3 rotation bases are degenerated.  In this case, the code use the regular
# method (point group detection flowchart) to detect the point group.
#

import sys
import re
import numpy
import scipy.linalg
from pyscf.gto import mole
from pyscf.lib import norm
from pyscf.lib import logger
from pyscf.lib.exceptions import PointGroupSymmetryError
from pyscf.symm.param import OPERATOR_TABLE
from pyscf import __config__

TOLERANCE = getattr(__config__, 'symm_geom_tol', 1e-5)

# For code compatibility in python-2 and python-3
if sys.version_info >= (3,):
    unicode = str


[docs] def parallel_vectors(v1, v2, tol=TOLERANCE): if numpy.allclose(v1, 0, atol=tol) or numpy.allclose(v2, 0, atol=tol): return True else: cos = numpy.dot(_normalize(v1), _normalize(v2)) return (abs(cos-1) < TOLERANCE) | (abs(cos+1) < TOLERANCE)
[docs] def argsort_coords(coords, decimals=None): if decimals is None: decimals = int(-numpy.log10(TOLERANCE)) - 1 coords = numpy.around(coords, decimals=decimals) idx = numpy.lexsort((coords[:,2], coords[:,1], coords[:,0])) return idx
[docs] def sort_coords(coords, decimals=None): if decimals is None: decimals = int(-numpy.log10(TOLERANCE)) - 1 coords = numpy.asarray(coords) idx = argsort_coords(coords, decimals=decimals) return coords[idx]
# ref. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix
[docs] def rotation_mat(vec, theta): '''rotate angle theta along vec new(x,y,z) = R * old(x,y,z)''' vec = _normalize(vec) uu = vec.reshape(-1,1) * vec.reshape(1,-1) ux = numpy.array(( ( 0 ,-vec[2], vec[1]), ( vec[2], 0 ,-vec[0]), (-vec[1], vec[0], 0 ))) c = numpy.cos(theta) s = numpy.sin(theta) r = c * numpy.eye(3) + s * ux + (1-c) * uu return r
# reflection operation with householder
[docs] def householder(vec): vec = _normalize(vec) return numpy.eye(3) - vec[:,None]*vec*2
[docs] def closest_axes(axes, ref): xcomp, ycomp, zcomp = numpy.einsum('ix,jx->ji', axes, ref) zmax = numpy.amax(abs(zcomp)) zmax_idx = numpy.where(abs(abs(zcomp)-zmax)<TOLERANCE)[0] z_id = numpy.amax(zmax_idx) #z_id = numpy.argmax(abs(zcomp)) xcomp[z_id] = ycomp[z_id] = 0 # remove z xmax = numpy.amax(abs(xcomp)) xmax_idx = numpy.where(abs(abs(xcomp)-xmax)<TOLERANCE)[0] x_id = numpy.amax(xmax_idx) #x_id = numpy.argmax(abs(xcomp)) ycomp[x_id] = 0 # remove x y_id = numpy.argmax(abs(ycomp)) return x_id, y_id, z_id
[docs] def alias_axes(axes, ref): '''Rename axes, make it as close as possible to the ref axes ''' x_id, y_id, z_id = closest_axes(axes, ref) new_axes = axes[[x_id,y_id,z_id]] if numpy.linalg.det(new_axes) < 0: new_axes = axes[[y_id,x_id,z_id]] return new_axes
def _adjust_planar_c2v(atom_coords, axes): '''Adjust axes for planar molecules''' # Following http://iopenshell.usc.edu/resources/howto/symmetry/ # See also discussions in issue #1201 # * planar C2v molecules should be oriented such that the X axis is perpendicular # to the plane of the molecule, and the Z axis is the axis of symmetry; natm = len(atom_coords) tol = TOLERANCE / numpy.sqrt(1+natm) atoms_on_xz = abs(atom_coords.dot(axes[1])) < tol if all(atoms_on_xz): # rotate xy axes = numpy.array([-axes[1], axes[0], axes[2]]) return axes def _adjust_planar_d2h(atom_coords, axes): '''Adjust axes for planar molecules''' # Following http://iopenshell.usc.edu/resources/howto/symmetry/ # See also discussions in issue #1201 # * planar D2h molecules should be oriented such that the X axis is # perpendicular to the plane of the molecule, and the Z axis passes through # the greatest number of atoms. natm = len(atom_coords) tol = TOLERANCE / numpy.sqrt(1+natm) natm_with_x = numpy.count_nonzero(abs(atom_coords.dot(axes[0])) > tol) natm_with_y = numpy.count_nonzero(abs(atom_coords.dot(axes[1])) > tol) natm_with_z = numpy.count_nonzero(abs(atom_coords.dot(axes[2])) > tol) if natm_with_z == 0: # atoms on xy plane if natm_with_x >= natm_with_y: # atoms-on-y >= atoms-on-x # rotate xz axes = numpy.array([-axes[2], axes[1], axes[0]]) else: # rotate xy then rotate xz axes = numpy.array([axes[2], axes[0], axes[1]]) elif natm_with_y == 0: # atoms on xz plane if natm_with_x >= natm_with_z: # atoms-on-z >= atoms-on-x # rotate xy axes = numpy.array([-axes[1], axes[0], axes[2]]) else: # rotate xz then rotate xy axes = numpy.array([axes[1], axes[2], axes[0]]) elif natm_with_x == 0: # atoms on yz plane if natm_with_y < natm_with_z: # atoms-on-z < atoms-on-y # rotate yz axes = numpy.array([axes[0], -axes[2], axes[1]]) return axes
[docs] def detect_symm(atoms, basis=None, verbose=logger.WARN): '''Detect the point group symmetry for given molecule. Return group name, charge center, and nex_axis (three rows for x,y,z) ''' if isinstance(verbose, logger.Logger): log = verbose else: log = logger.Logger(sys.stdout, verbose) tol = TOLERANCE / numpy.sqrt(1+len(atoms)) decimals = int(-numpy.log10(tol)) log.debug('geometry tol = %g', tol) rawsys = SymmSys(atoms, basis) w1, u1 = rawsys.cartesian_tensor(1) axes = u1.T log.debug('principal inertia moments %s', w1) charge_center = rawsys.charge_center if numpy.allclose(w1, 0, atol=tol): gpname = 'SO3' return gpname, charge_center, numpy.eye(3) elif numpy.allclose(w1[:2], 0, atol=tol): # linear molecule if rawsys.has_icenter(): gpname = 'Dooh' else: gpname = 'Coov' return gpname, charge_center, axes else: w1_degeneracy, w1_degen_values = _degeneracy(w1, decimals) w2, u2 = rawsys.cartesian_tensor(2) w2_degeneracy, w2_degen_values = _degeneracy(w2, decimals) log.debug('2d tensor %s', w2) n = None c2x = None mirrorx = None if 3 in w1_degeneracy: # T, O, I # Because rotation vectors Rx Ry Rz are 3-degenerated representation # See http://www.webqc.org/symmetrypointgroup-td.html w3, u3 = rawsys.cartesian_tensor(3) w3_degeneracy, w3_degen_values = _degeneracy(w3, decimals) log.debug('3d tensor %s', w3) if (5 in w2_degeneracy and 4 in w3_degeneracy and len(w3_degeneracy) == 3): # I group gpname, new_axes = _search_i_group(rawsys) if gpname is not None: return gpname, charge_center, _refine(new_axes) elif 3 in w2_degeneracy and len(w2_degeneracy) <= 3: # T/O group gpname, new_axes = _search_ot_group(rawsys) if gpname is not None: return gpname, charge_center, _refine(new_axes) elif (2 in w1_degeneracy and numpy.any(w2_degeneracy[w2_degen_values>0] >= 2)): if numpy.allclose(w1[1], w1[2], atol=tol): axes = axes[[1,2,0]] n = rawsys.search_c_highest(axes[2])[1] if n == 1: n = None else: c2x = rawsys.search_c2x(axes[2], n) mirrorx = rawsys.search_mirrorx(axes[2], n) else: n = -1 # tag as D2h and subgroup # They must not be I/O/T group, at most one C3 or higher rotation axis if n is None: zaxis, n = rawsys.search_c_highest() if n > 1: c2x = rawsys.search_c2x(zaxis, n) mirrorx = rawsys.search_mirrorx(zaxis, n) if c2x is not None: axes = _make_axes(zaxis, c2x) elif mirrorx is not None: axes = _make_axes(zaxis, mirrorx) else: for axis in numpy.eye(3): if not parallel_vectors(axis, zaxis): axes = _make_axes(zaxis, axis) break else: # Ci or Cs or C1 with degenerated w1 mirror = rawsys.search_mirrorx(None, 1) if mirror is not None: xaxis = numpy.array((1.,0.,0.)) axes = _make_axes(mirror, xaxis) else: axes = numpy.eye(3) log.debug('Highest C_n = C%d', n) if n >= 2: if c2x is not None: if rawsys.has_mirror(axes[2]): gpname = 'D%dh' % n elif rawsys.has_improper_rotation(axes[2], n): gpname = 'D%dd' % n else: gpname = 'D%d' % n # yaxis = numpy.cross(axes[2], c2x) axes = _make_axes(axes[2], c2x) elif mirrorx is not None: gpname = 'C%dv' % n axes = _make_axes(axes[2], mirrorx) elif rawsys.has_mirror(axes[2]): gpname = 'C%dh' % n elif rawsys.has_improper_rotation(axes[2], n): gpname = 'S%d' % (n*2) else: gpname = 'C%d' % n return gpname, charge_center, _refine(axes) else: is_c2x = rawsys.has_rotation(axes[0], 2) is_c2y = rawsys.has_rotation(axes[1], 2) is_c2z = rawsys.has_rotation(axes[2], 2) # rotate to old axes, as close as possible? if is_c2z and is_c2x and is_c2y: if rawsys.has_icenter(): gpname = 'D2h' # _adjust_planar_d2h is unlikely to be called axes = _adjust_planar_d2h(rawsys.atom_coords, axes) else: gpname = 'D2' axes = alias_axes(axes, numpy.eye(3)) elif is_c2z or is_c2x or is_c2y: if is_c2x: axes = axes[[1,2,0]] if is_c2y: axes = axes[[2,0,1]] if rawsys.has_mirror(axes[2]): gpname = 'C2h' elif rawsys.has_mirror(axes[0]): gpname = 'C2v' axes = _adjust_planar_c2v(rawsys.atom_coords, axes) else: gpname = 'C2' else: if rawsys.has_icenter(): gpname = 'Ci' elif rawsys.has_mirror(axes[0]): gpname = 'Cs' axes = axes[[1,2,0]] elif rawsys.has_mirror(axes[1]): gpname = 'Cs' axes = axes[[2,0,1]] elif rawsys.has_mirror(axes[2]): gpname = 'Cs' else: gpname = 'C1' axes = numpy.eye(3) charge_center = numpy.zeros(3) return gpname, charge_center, axes
# reduce to D2h and its subgroups # FIXME, CPL, 209, 506
[docs] def get_subgroup(gpname, axes): if gpname in ('D2h', 'D2' , 'C2h', 'C2v', 'C2' , 'Ci' , 'Cs' , 'C1'): return gpname, axes elif gpname in ('SO3',): #return 'D2h', alias_axes(axes, numpy.eye(3)) return 'SO3', axes elif gpname in ('Dooh',): #return 'D2h', alias_axes(axes, numpy.eye(3)) return 'Dooh', axes elif gpname in ('Coov',): #return 'C2v', axes return 'Coov', axes elif gpname in ('Oh',): return 'D2h', alias_axes(axes, numpy.eye(3)) elif gpname in ('O',): return 'D2', alias_axes(axes, numpy.eye(3)) elif gpname in ('Ih',): return 'Ci', alias_axes(axes, numpy.eye(3)) elif gpname in ('I',): return 'C1', axes elif gpname in ('Td', 'T', 'Th'): return 'D2', alias_axes(axes, numpy.eye(3)) elif re.search(r'S\d+', gpname): n = int(re.search(r'\d+', gpname).group(0)) if n % 2 == 0: return 'C%d'%(n//2), axes else: return 'Ci', axes else: n = int(re.search(r'\d+', gpname).group(0)) if n % 2 == 0: if re.search(r'D\d+d', gpname): subname = 'D2' elif re.search(r'D\d+h', gpname): subname = 'D2h' elif re.search(r'D\d+', gpname): subname = 'D2' elif re.search(r'C\d+h', gpname): subname = 'C2h' elif re.search(r'C\d+v', gpname): subname = 'C2v' else: subname = 'C2' else: # rotate axes and # Dnh -> C2v # Dn -> C2 # Dnd -> Ci # Cnh -> Cs # Cnv -> Cs if re.search(r'D\d+h', gpname): subname = 'C2v' axes = axes[[1,2,0]] elif re.search(r'D\d+d', gpname): subname = 'C2h' axes = axes[[1,2,0]] elif re.search(r'D\d+', gpname): subname = 'C2' axes = axes[[1,2,0]] elif re.search(r'C\d+h', gpname): subname = 'Cs' elif re.search(r'C\d+v', gpname): subname = 'Cs' axes = axes[[1,2,0]] else: subname = 'C1' return subname, axes
subgroup = get_subgroup
[docs] def as_subgroup(topgroup, axes, subgroup=None): from pyscf.symm import std_symb from pyscf.symm.param import SUBGROUP groupname, axes = get_subgroup(topgroup, axes) if isinstance(subgroup, (str, unicode)): subgroup = std_symb(subgroup) if groupname == 'C2v' and subgroup == 'Cs': axes = numpy.einsum('ij,kj->ki', rotation_mat(axes[1], numpy.pi/2), axes) elif (groupname == 'D2' and re.search(r'D\d+d', topgroup) and subgroup in ('C2v', 'Cs')): # Special treatment for D2d, D4d, .... get_subgroup gives D2 by # default while C2v is also D2d's subgroup. groupname = 'C2v' axes = numpy.einsum('ij,kj->ki', rotation_mat(axes[2], numpy.pi/4), axes) elif topgroup in ('Td', 'T', 'Th') and subgroup == 'C2v': x, y, z = axes x = _normalize(x+y) y = numpy.cross(z, x) axes = numpy.array((x,y,z)) elif subgroup not in SUBGROUP[groupname]: raise PointGroupSymmetryError('%s not in Ablien subgroup of %s' % (subgroup, topgroup)) groupname = subgroup return groupname, axes
[docs] def symm_ops(gpname, axes=None): if axes is not None: raise PointGroupSymmetryError('TODO: non-standard orientation') op1 = numpy.eye(3) opi = -1 opc2z = -numpy.eye(3) opc2z[2,2] = 1 opc2x = -numpy.eye(3) opc2x[0,0] = 1 opc2y = -numpy.eye(3) opc2y[1,1] = 1 opcsz = numpy.dot(opc2z, opi) opcsx = numpy.dot(opc2x, opi) opcsy = numpy.dot(opc2y, opi) opdic = {'E' : op1, 'C2z': opc2z, 'C2x': opc2x, 'C2y': opc2y, 'i' : opi, 'sz' : opcsz, # the mirror perpendicular to z 'sx' : opcsx, # the mirror perpendicular to x 'sy' : opcsy,} return opdic
[docs] def symm_identical_atoms(gpname, atoms): '''Symmetry identical atoms''' # from pyscf import gto # Dooh Coov for linear molecule if gpname == 'Dooh': coords = numpy.array([a[1] for a in atoms], dtype=float) idx0 = argsort_coords(coords) coords0 = coords[idx0] opdic = symm_ops(gpname) newc = numpy.dot(coords, opdic['sz']) idx1 = argsort_coords(newc) dup_atom_ids = numpy.sort((idx0,idx1), axis=0).T uniq_idx = numpy.unique(dup_atom_ids[:,0], return_index=True)[1] eql_atom_ids = dup_atom_ids[uniq_idx] eql_atom_ids = [list(sorted(set(i))) for i in eql_atom_ids] return eql_atom_ids elif gpname == 'Coov': eql_atom_ids = [[i] for i,a in enumerate(atoms)] return eql_atom_ids coords = numpy.array([a[1] for a in atoms]) # charges = numpy.array([gto.charge(a[0]) for a in atoms]) # center = numpy.einsum('z,zr->r', charges, coords)/charges.sum() # if not numpy.allclose(center, 0, atol=TOLERANCE): # sys.stderr.write('WARN: Molecular charge center %s is not on (0,0,0)\n' # % center) opdic = symm_ops(gpname) ops = [opdic[op] for op in OPERATOR_TABLE[gpname]] idx = argsort_coords(coords) coords0 = coords[idx] dup_atom_ids = [] for op in ops: newc = numpy.dot(coords, op) idx = argsort_coords(newc) if not numpy.allclose(coords0, newc[idx], atol=TOLERANCE): raise PointGroupSymmetryError('Symmetry identical atoms not found') dup_atom_ids.append(idx) dup_atom_ids = numpy.sort(dup_atom_ids, axis=0).T uniq_idx = numpy.unique(dup_atom_ids[:,0], return_index=True)[1] eql_atom_ids = dup_atom_ids[uniq_idx] eql_atom_ids = [list(sorted(set(i))) for i in eql_atom_ids] return eql_atom_ids
[docs] def check_symm(gpname, atoms, basis=None): ''' Check whether the declared symmetry (gpname) exists in the system If basis is specified, this function checks also the basis functions have the required symmetry. Args: gpname: str point group name atoms: list [[symbol, [x, y, z]], [symbol, [x, y, z]], ...] ''' #FIXME: compare the basis set when basis is given if gpname == 'Dooh': coords = numpy.array([a[1] for a in atoms], dtype=float) if numpy.allclose(coords[:,:2], 0, atol=TOLERANCE): opdic = symm_ops(gpname) rawsys = SymmSys(atoms, basis) return rawsys.has_icenter() and numpy.allclose(rawsys.charge_center, 0) else: return False elif gpname == 'Coov': coords = numpy.array([a[1] for a in atoms], dtype=float) return numpy.allclose(coords[:,:2], 0, atol=TOLERANCE) opdic = symm_ops(gpname) ops = [opdic[op] for op in OPERATOR_TABLE[gpname]] rawsys = SymmSys(atoms, basis) for lst in rawsys.atomtypes.values(): coords = rawsys.atoms[lst,1:] idx = argsort_coords(coords) coords0 = coords[idx] for op in ops: newc = numpy.dot(coords, op) idx = argsort_coords(newc) if not numpy.allclose(coords0, newc[idx], atol=TOLERANCE): return False return True
check_given_symm = check_symm
[docs] def shift_atom(atoms, orig, axis): c = numpy.array([a[1] for a in atoms]) c = numpy.dot(c - orig, numpy.array(axis).T) return [[atoms[i][0], c[i]] for i in range(len(atoms))]
[docs] class RotationAxisNotFound(PointGroupSymmetryError): pass
[docs] class SymmSys: def __init__(self, atoms, basis=None): self.atomtypes = mole.atom_types(atoms, basis) # fake systems, which treats the atoms of different basis as different atoms. # the fake systems do not have the same symmetry as the potential # it's only used to determine the main (Z-)axis chg1 = numpy.pi - 2 coords = [] fake_chgs = [] idx = [] for k, lst in self.atomtypes.items(): idx.append(lst) coords.append([atoms[i][1] for i in lst]) ksymb = mole._rm_digit(k) if ksymb != k: # Put random charges on the decorated atoms fake_chgs.append([chg1] * len(lst)) chg1 *= numpy.pi-2 elif mole.is_ghost_atom(k): if ksymb == 'X' or ksymb.upper() == 'GHOST': fake_chgs.append([.3] * len(lst)) elif ksymb[0] == 'X': fake_chgs.append([mole.charge(ksymb[1:])+.3] * len(lst)) elif ksymb[:5] == 'GHOST': fake_chgs.append([mole.charge(ksymb[5:])+.3] * len(lst)) else: fake_chgs.append([mole.charge(ksymb)] * len(lst)) coords = numpy.array(numpy.vstack(coords), dtype=float) fake_chgs = numpy.hstack(fake_chgs) self.charge_center = numpy.einsum('i,ij->j', fake_chgs, coords)/fake_chgs.sum() coords = coords - self.charge_center idx = numpy.argsort(numpy.hstack(idx)) self.atoms = numpy.hstack((fake_chgs.reshape(-1,1), coords))[idx] self.group_atoms_by_distance = [] decimals = int(-numpy.log10(TOLERANCE)) - 1 for index in self.atomtypes.values(): index = numpy.asarray(index) c = self.atoms[index,1:] dists = numpy.around(norm(c, axis=1), decimals) u, idx = numpy.unique(dists, return_inverse=True) for i, s in enumerate(u): self.group_atoms_by_distance.append(index[idx == i]) @property def atom_coords(self): return self.atoms[:,1:]
[docs] def cartesian_tensor(self, n): z = self.atoms[:,0] r = self.atoms[:,1:] ncart = (n+1)*(n+2)//2 natm = len(z) tensor = numpy.sqrt(numpy.copy(z).reshape(natm,-1) / z.sum()) for i in range(n): tensor = numpy.einsum('zi,zj->zij', tensor, r).reshape(natm,-1) e, c = scipy.linalg.eigh(numpy.dot(tensor.T,tensor)) return e[-ncart:], c[:,-ncart:]
[docs] def symmetric_for(self, op): for lst in self.group_atoms_by_distance: r0 = self.atoms[lst,1:] r1 = numpy.dot(r0, op) # FIXME: compare whether two sets of coordinates are identical yield all((_vec_in_vecs(x, r0) for x in r1))
[docs] def has_icenter(self): return all(self.symmetric_for(-1))
[docs] def has_rotation(self, axis, n): op = rotation_mat(axis, numpy.pi*2/n).T return all(self.symmetric_for(op))
[docs] def has_mirror(self, perp_vec): return all(self.symmetric_for(householder(perp_vec).T))
[docs] def has_improper_rotation(self, axis, n): s_op = numpy.dot(householder(axis), rotation_mat(axis, numpy.pi/n)).T return all(self.symmetric_for(s_op))
[docs] def search_possible_rotations(self, zaxis=None): '''If zaxis is given, the rotation axis is parallel to zaxis''' maybe_cn = [] for lst in self.group_atoms_by_distance: natm = len(lst) if natm > 1: coords = self.atoms[lst,1:] # possible C2 axis for i in range(1, natm): if abs(coords[0]+coords[i]).sum() > TOLERANCE: maybe_cn.append((coords[0]+coords[i], 2)) else: # abs(coords[0]-coords[i]).sum() > TOLERANCE: maybe_cn.append((coords[0]-coords[i], 2)) # atoms of equal distances may be associated with rotation axis > C2. r0 = coords - coords[0] distance = norm(r0, axis=1) eq_distance = abs(distance[:,None] - distance) < TOLERANCE for i in range(2, natm): for j in numpy.where(eq_distance[i,:i])[0]: cos = numpy.dot(r0[i],r0[j]) / (distance[i]*distance[j]) ang = numpy.arccos(cos) nfrac = numpy.pi*2 / (numpy.pi-ang) n = int(numpy.around(nfrac)) if abs(nfrac-n) < TOLERANCE: maybe_cn.append((numpy.cross(r0[i],r0[j]),n)) # remove zero-vectors and duplicated vectors vecs = numpy.vstack([x[0] for x in maybe_cn]) idx = norm(vecs, axis=1) > TOLERANCE ns = numpy.hstack([x[1] for x in maybe_cn]) vecs = _normalize(vecs[idx]) ns = ns[idx] if zaxis is not None: # Keep parallel rotation axes cos = numpy.dot(vecs, _normalize(zaxis)) vecs = vecs[(abs(cos-1) < TOLERANCE) | (abs(cos+1) < TOLERANCE)] ns = ns[(abs(cos-1) < TOLERANCE) | (abs(cos+1) < TOLERANCE)] possible_cn = [] seen = numpy.zeros(len(vecs), dtype=bool) for k, v in enumerate(vecs): if not seen[k]: where1 = numpy.einsum('ix->i', abs(vecs[k:] - v)) < TOLERANCE where1 = numpy.where(where1)[0] + k where2 = numpy.einsum('ix->i', abs(vecs[k:] + v)) < TOLERANCE where2 = numpy.where(where2)[0] + k seen[where1] = True seen[where2] = True vk = _normalize((numpy.einsum('ix->x', vecs[where1]) - numpy.einsum('ix->x', vecs[where2]))) for n in (set(ns[where1]) | set(ns[where2])): possible_cn.append((vk,n)) return possible_cn
[docs] def search_c2x(self, zaxis, n): '''C2 axis which is perpendicular to z-axis''' decimals = int(-numpy.log10(TOLERANCE)) - 1 for lst in self.group_atoms_by_distance: if len(lst) > 1: r0 = self.atoms[lst,1:] zcos = numpy.around(numpy.einsum('ij,j->i', r0, zaxis), decimals=decimals) uniq_zcos = numpy.unique(zcos) maybe_c2x = [] for d in uniq_zcos: if d > TOLERANCE: mirrord = abs(zcos+d)<TOLERANCE if mirrord.sum() == (zcos==d).sum(): above = r0[zcos==d] below = r0[mirrord] nelem = len(below) maybe_c2x.extend([above[0] + below[i] for i in range(nelem)]) elif abs(d) < TOLERANCE: # plane which crosses the orig r1 = r0[zcos==d][0] maybe_c2x.append(r1) r2 = numpy.dot(rotation_mat(zaxis, numpy.pi*2/n), r1) if abs(r1+r2).sum() > TOLERANCE: maybe_c2x.append(r1+r2) else: maybe_c2x.append(r2-r1) if len(maybe_c2x) > 0: idx = norm(maybe_c2x, axis=1) > TOLERANCE maybe_c2x = _normalize(maybe_c2x)[idx] maybe_c2x = _remove_dupvec(maybe_c2x) for c2x in maybe_c2x: if (not parallel_vectors(c2x, zaxis) and self.has_rotation(c2x, 2)): return c2x
[docs] def search_mirrorx(self, zaxis, n): '''mirror which is parallel to z-axis''' if n > 1: for lst in self.group_atoms_by_distance: natm = len(lst) r0 = self.atoms[lst[0],1:] if natm > 1 and not parallel_vectors(r0, zaxis): r1 = numpy.dot(rotation_mat(zaxis, numpy.pi*2/n), r0) mirrorx = _normalize(r1-r0) if self.has_mirror(mirrorx): return mirrorx else: for lst in self.group_atoms_by_distance: natm = len(lst) r0 = self.atoms[lst,1:] if natm > 1: maybe_mirror = [r0[i]-r0[0] for i in range(1, natm)] for mirror in _normalize(maybe_mirror): if self.has_mirror(mirror): return mirror
[docs] def search_c_highest(self, zaxis=None): possible_cn = self.search_possible_rotations(zaxis) nmax = 1 cmax = numpy.array([0.,0.,1.]) for cn, n in possible_cn: if n > nmax and self.has_rotation(cn, n): nmax = n cmax = cn return cmax, nmax
def _normalize(vecs): vecs = numpy.asarray(vecs) if vecs.ndim == 1: return vecs / (numpy.linalg.norm(vecs) + 1e-200) else: return vecs / (norm(vecs, axis=1).reshape(-1,1) + 1e-200) def _vec_in_vecs(vec, vecs): norm = numpy.sqrt(len(vecs)) return min(numpy.einsum('ix->i', abs(vecs-vec))/norm) < TOLERANCE def _search_i_group(rawsys): possible_cn = rawsys.search_possible_rotations() c5_axes = [c5 for c5, n in possible_cn if n == 5 and rawsys.has_rotation(c5, 5)] if len(c5_axes) <= 1: return None,None zaxis = c5_axes[0] cos = numpy.dot(c5_axes, zaxis) assert (numpy.all((abs(cos[1:]+1/numpy.sqrt(5)) < TOLERANCE) | (abs(cos[1:]-1/numpy.sqrt(5)) < TOLERANCE))) if rawsys.has_icenter(): gpname = 'Ih' else: gpname = 'I' c5 = c5_axes[1] if numpy.dot(c5, zaxis) < 0: c5 = -c5 c5a = numpy.dot(rotation_mat(zaxis, numpy.pi*6/5), c5) xaxis = c5a + c5 return gpname, _make_axes(zaxis, xaxis) def _search_ot_group(rawsys): possible_cn = rawsys.search_possible_rotations() c4_axes = [c4 for c4, n in possible_cn if n == 4 and rawsys.has_rotation(c4, 4)] if len(c4_axes) > 0: # T group assert (len(c4_axes) > 1) if rawsys.has_icenter(): gpname = 'Oh' else: gpname = 'O' return gpname, _make_axes(c4_axes[0], c4_axes[1]) else: # T group c3_axes = [c3 for c3, n in possible_cn if n == 3 and rawsys.has_rotation(c3, 3)] if len(c3_axes) <= 1: return None, None cos = numpy.dot(c3_axes, c3_axes[0]) assert (numpy.all((abs(cos[1:]+1./3) < TOLERANCE) | (abs(cos[1:]-1./3) < TOLERANCE))) if rawsys.has_icenter(): gpname = 'Th' # Because C3 axes are on the mirror of Td, two C3 can determine a mirror. elif rawsys.has_mirror(numpy.cross(c3_axes[0], c3_axes[1])): gpname = 'Td' else: gpname = 'T' c3a = c3_axes[0] if numpy.dot(c3a, c3_axes[1]) > 0: c3a = -c3a c3b = numpy.dot(rotation_mat(c3a,-numpy.pi*2/3), c3_axes[1]) c3c = numpy.dot(rotation_mat(c3a, numpy.pi*2/3), c3_axes[1]) zaxis, xaxis = c3a+c3b, c3a+c3c return gpname, _make_axes(zaxis, xaxis) def _degeneracy(e, decimals): e = numpy.around(e, decimals) u, idx = numpy.unique(e, return_inverse=True) degen = numpy.array([numpy.count_nonzero(idx==i) for i in range(len(u))]) return degen, u def _pseudo_vectors(vs): idy0 = abs(vs[:,1])<TOLERANCE idz0 = abs(vs[:,2])<TOLERANCE vs = vs.copy() # ensure z component > 0 vs[vs[:,2]<0] *= -1 # if z component == 0, ensure y component > 0 vs[(vs[:,1]<0) & idz0] *= -1 # if y and z component == 0, ensure x component > 0 vs[(vs[:,0]<0) & idy0 & idz0] *= -1 return vs def _remove_dupvec(vs): def rm_iter(vs): if len(vs) <= 1: return vs else: x = numpy.sum(abs(vs[1:]-vs[0]), axis=1) rest = rm_iter(vs[1:][x>TOLERANCE]) return numpy.vstack((vs[0], rest)) return rm_iter(_pseudo_vectors(vs)) def _make_axes(z, x): y = numpy.cross(z, x) x = numpy.cross(y, z) # because x might not perp to z return _normalize(numpy.array((x,y,z))) def _refine(axes): # Make sure the axes can be rotated from continuous unitary transformation if axes[2,2] < 0: axes[2] *= -1 if abs(axes[0,0]) > abs(axes[1,0]): x_id, y_id = 0, 1 else: x_id, y_id = 1, 0 if axes[x_id,0] < 0: axes[x_id] *= -1 if numpy.linalg.det(axes) < 0: axes[y_id] *= -1 return axes if __name__ == "__main__": atom = [["O" , (1. , 0. , 0. ,)], ['H' , (0. , -.757 , 0.587,)], ['H' , (0. , 0.757 , 0.587,)] ] gpname, orig, axes = detect_symm(atom) atom = shift_atom(atom, orig, axes) print(gpname, symm_identical_atoms(gpname, atom)) atom = [['H', (0,0,0)], ['H', (0,0,-1)], ['H', (0,0,1)]] gpname, orig, axes = detect_symm(atom) print(gpname, orig, axes) atom = shift_atom(atom, orig, axes) print(gpname, symm_identical_atoms(gpname, atom)) atom = [['H', (0., 0., 0.)], ['H', (0., 0., 1.)], ['H', (0., 1., 0.)], ['H', (1., 0., 0.)], ['H', (-1, 0., 0.)], ['H', (0.,-1., 0.)], ['H', (0., 0.,-1.)]] gpname, orig, axes = detect_symm(atom) print(gpname, orig, axes) atom = shift_atom(atom, orig, axes) print(gpname, symm_identical_atoms(subgroup(gpname, axes)[0], atom))