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As discussed at the latest developers meeting, it would nice to have a function that generates a simple cluster of atoms and runs a FEFF calculation on it. Something like:
Such function can then be wrapped in a Jupyter notebook and in the Larix GUI. Furthermore, a database of standard configurations should be built out of it.
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I was wondering what would be a good API to deal with elements with multiple sites.
For example, Co3O4, has tetrahedral sites and octahedral sites for the Co, which makes the api a little harder.
I was wondering what would be a good API to deal with elements with multiple sites. For example, Co3O4, has tetrahedral sites and octahedral sites for the Co, which makes the api a little harder.
For this case, I would simply do:
# build the cluster and generate feff.inpco3o4_td=first_shell_model('Co', 'O', 1.943, coordination=4, run=False)
co3o4_oh=first_shell_model('Co', 'O', 1.912, coordination=6, run=False)
# run FEFFco3o4_td.run()
co3o4_oh.run()
As discussed at the latest developers meeting, it would nice to have a function that generates a simple cluster of atoms and runs a FEFF calculation on it. Something like:
Such function can then be wrapped in a Jupyter notebook and in the Larix GUI. Furthermore, a database of standard configurations should be built out of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: