quemb.molbe.autofrag.FragPart¶
- class quemb.molbe.autofrag.FragPart(mol, frag_type, n_BE, fsites, edge_sites, center, edge_idx, center_idx, centerf_idx, ebe_weight, Frag_atom, center_atom, hlist_atom, add_center_atom, frozen_core, iao_valence_basis, iao_valence_only, Nfrag=NOTHING, ncore=NOTHING, no_core_idx=NOTHING, core_list=NOTHING)¶
Data structure to hold the result of BE fragmentations.
Attributes
-
fsites:
list
[list
[NewType
(GlobalAOIdx
,NewType
(AOIdx
,int
))]]¶ This is a list over fragments and gives the global orbital indices of all atoms in the fragment. These are ordered by the atoms in the fragment.
-
edge_sites:
list
[list
[list
[NewType
(GlobalAOIdx
,NewType
(AOIdx
,int
))]]]¶ The global orbital indices, including hydrogens, per edge per fragment.
-
edge_idx:
list
[list
[list
[NewType
(OwnRelAOIdx
,NewType
(AOIdx
,int
))]]]¶ The relative orbital indices, including hydrogens, per edge per fragment. The index is relative to the own fragment.
-
center_idx:
list
[list
[list
[NewType
(OtherRelAOIdx
,NewType
(AOIdx
,int
))]]]¶ The relative atomic orbital indices per edge per fragment. Note for this variable relative means that the AO indices are relative to the other fragment where the edge is a center.
-
centerf_idx:
list
[list
[NewType
(OwnRelAOIdx
,NewType
(AOIdx
,int
))]]¶ of the motif list for each fragment, this is always a
list(range(0, n))
-
Frag_atom:
list
[list
[NewType
(MotifIdx
,NewType
(AtomIdx
,int
))]]¶ The heavy atoms in each fragment, in order. Each are labeled based on the global atom index. It is ordered by origin, centers, edges!
-
center_atom:
list
[NewType
(OriginIdx
,NewType
(CenterIdx
,NewType
(MotifIdx
,NewType
(AtomIdx
,int
))))]¶ The origin for each fragment. (Note that for conventional BE there is just one origin per fragment)
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add_center_atom:
list
[list
[NewType
(CenterIdx
,NewType
(MotifIdx
,NewType
(AtomIdx
,int
)))]]¶ A list over fragments. For each fragment a list of centers that are not the origin of that fragment.
-
iao_valence_only:
bool
¶ If this option is set to True, all calculation will be performed in the valence basis in the IAO partitioning. This is an experimental feature.
Methods
__init__
(mol, frag_type, n_BE, fsites, ...)Method generated by attrs for class FragPart.
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fsites: