Python interface¶

This is the Python interface generated via pybind11 from the C++ core classes and methods.

Cluster¶

class _icet.Cluster¶

distances¶: list of floats – list of distances between sites

order¶: int – order of the cluster (= number of sites)

print()¶

radius¶: float – the radius of the cluster

sites¶: list of ints – site indices

sorted¶: boolean – True/False if the cluster is sorted/unsorted

tag¶: int – cluster tag (defined for sorted cluster)

ClusterCounts¶

class _icet.ClusterCounts¶

count()¶

count_lattice_neighbors()¶

count_orbit_list()¶

get_cluster_counts()¶

get_cluster_counts_info()¶

print()¶

reset()¶

setup_cluster_counts_info()¶

ClusterSpace¶

class _icet.ClusterSpace¶

get_chemical_symbols()¶: Returns list of species associated with cluster space as chemical symbols.

get_cluster_space_info()¶

get_cluster_space_size()¶

get_cluster_vector()¶

get_cutoffs()¶

get_multi_component_vector_permutations()¶

get_number_of_allowed_species_by_site()¶

get_orbit()¶

get_orbit_list()¶

species_map¶

LatticeSite¶

class _icet.LatticeSite¶

index¶: int – site index

print()¶

unitcell_offset¶: list of three ints – unit cell offset (in units of the cell vectors)

LocalOrbitListGenerator¶

class _icet.LocalOrbitListGenerator¶

clear()¶

generate_full_orbit_list()¶

generate_local_orbit_list()¶

get_prim_to_supercell_map()¶

get_unique_offsets_count()¶

get_unique_primcell_offsets()¶

ManyBodyNeighborList¶

class _icet.ManyBodyNeighborList¶

build()¶

calculate_intersection()¶

NeighborList¶

class _icet.NeighborList¶

build()¶

Builds a neighbor list for the given atomic configuration.

Parameters:	structure (icet Structure instance) – atomic configuration

get_neighbors()¶

Returns a vector of lattice sites that identify the neighbors of site in question.

Parameters:	index (int) – index of site in structure for which neighbor list was build
Returns:
Return type:	list of LatticeSite instances

is_neighbor()¶

Checks if two sites are neighbors.

Parameters:	index1 (int) – index of the first site index2 (int) – index of the second site offset (NumPy array) – offset between the two sites in units of lattice vectors
Returns:
Return type:	boolean

Orbit¶

class _icet.Orbit¶

add_equivalent_sites()¶

allowed_permutations¶

Get the list of equivalent permutations for this orbit.

If this orbit is a triplet and the permutation [0,2,1] exists this means that The lattice sites [s1, s2, s3] are equivalent to [s1, s3, s2] This will have the effect that for a ternary CE the cluster functions (0,1,0) will not be considered since it is equivalent to (0,0,1).

equivalent_sites¶: List of equivalent Lattice Sites

get_all_possible_mc_vector_permutations()¶

Similar to get all permutations but needs to be filtered through the number of allowed elements.

Parameters:	allowed_components (list of int) – The allowed components for the lattice sites, allowed_components[i] correspond to the lattice site self.representative_sites[i]. all_mc_vectors (returns) –

get_allowed_sites_permutations()¶

get_equivalent_sites()¶

get_equivalent_sites_permutations()¶

get_mc_vectors()¶

Return the mc vectors for this orbit given the allowed components. The mc vectors are returned as a list of tuples

Parameters:	allowed_components (list of int) – The allowed components for the lattice sites, allowed_components[i] correspond to the number of allowed compoments at lattice site orbit.representative_sites[i].

get_representative_cluster()¶: The representative cluster represents the geometrical version of what this orbit is.

get_representative_sites()¶

get_sites_with_permutation()¶: Return the permuted to representative sites of equivalent_sites[index].

order¶: Returns the order of the orbit. The order is the same as the number of bodies in the representative cluster or the number of lattice sites per element in equivalent_sites.

permutations_to_representative¶

list of permutations; permutations_to_representative[i] takes self.equivalent_sites[i] to the same order as self.representative_sites.

This can be used if you for example want to count elements and are interested in difference between ABB, BAB, BBA and so on. If you count the lattice sites that are permuted according to these permutations then you will get the correct counts.

permuted_sites¶: Get the equivalent sites but permuted to representative site.

radius¶: Returns the radius of the representative cluster.

representative_cluster¶: The representative cluster represents the geometrical version of what this orbit is.

representative_sites¶: The representative sites is a list of lattice sites that are uniquely picked out for this orbit which can be used to represent and distinguish between orbits.

sort()¶: Sort the equivalent sites list.

OrbitList¶

class _icet.OrbitList¶

add_orbit()¶: Add an Orbit object to the OrbitList

clear()¶: Clears the OrbitList

find_orbit()¶: Return the index of the orbit with the given representative cluster

get_number_of_NClusters()¶: Returns the number of orbits in the OrbitList

get_orbit()¶: Returns a copy of the orbit at the position i in the OrbitList

get_orbit_list()¶: Returns a list of Orbit objects from OrbitList

get_primitive_structure()¶: Returns the primitive atomic structure used to construct the OrbitList instance

get_supercell_orbit_list(atoms)¶

Returns an orbit list for a supercell structure

Parameters:	atoms (ASE Atoms object) – supercell atomic structure

is_row_taken()¶: Some random description

print()¶

sort()¶: Sort the orbits by orbit comparison

PermutationMap¶

class _icet.PermutationMap¶

build()¶

get_indexed_positions()¶

get_permuted_positions()¶

Structure¶

class _icet.Structure¶

This class stores the cell metric, positions, chemical symbols, and periodic boundary conditions that describe a structure. It also holds information pertaining to the components that are allowed on each site and provides functionality for computing distances between sites.

Parameters:	positions (list of vectors) – list of positions in Cartesian coordinates chemical_symbols (list of strings) – chemical symbol of each case cell (3x3 array) – cell metric pbc (list of booleans) – periodic boundary conditions tolerance (float) – numerical tolerance imposed when testing for equality of positions and distances

atomic_numbers¶: list of ints – atomic numbers of species on each site

cell¶: 3x3 array – cell metric

chemical_symbols¶: list of strings – chemical symbols of species on each site

find_lattice_site_by_position()¶

Returns the lattice site that matches the position.

Parameters:	position (list/NumPy array) – position in Cartesian coordinates
Returns:	lattice site
Return type:	LatticeSite object

find_lattice_sites_by_positions()¶

Returns the lattice sites that match the positions.

Parameters:	positions (list of lists/NumPy arrays) – list of positions in Cartesian coordinates
Returns:	list of lattice sites
Return type:	list of LatticeSite object

find_site_by_position()¶

Returns the index of the site that matches the position.

Parameters:	position (list/NumPy array) – position in Cartesian coordinates
Returns:	site index
Return type:	int

classmethod from_atoms(conf)¶

Creates an icet Structure object from an ASE Atoms object.

Parameters:	conf (ASE Atoms object) – input configuration
Returns:	output configuration
Return type:	icet Structure object

get_atomic_numbers()¶: Returns a list of the species occupying each site by atomic number.

get_cell()¶: Returns the cell metric.

get_chemical_symbols()¶: Returns a list of the species occupying each site by chemical symbol.

get_distance()¶

Returns the distance between two sites

Parameters:	index1 (int) – index of the first site index2 (int) – index of the second site offset1 (vector) – offset to be applied to the first site offset2 (vector) – offset to be applied to the second site
Returns:	distance in length units
Return type:	float

get_pbc()¶: Returns the periodic boundary conditions.

get_position()¶

Returns the position of a specified site

Parameters:	site (LatticeSite object) – site of interest
Returns:	position in Cartesian coordinates
Return type:	vector

get_positions()¶

Returns the positions in Cartesian coordinates.

Returns:
Return type:	list of NumPy arrays

get_unique_site()¶

Returns the unique site.

Parameters:	index (int) – index of site of interest
Returns:	index of unique site
Return type:	int

get_unique_sites()¶

Returns the unique sites.

Returns:
Return type:	list of ints

pbc¶: 3-dimensional vector – periodic boundary conditions

positions¶: list of lists – atomic positions in Cartesian coordinates

set_atomic_numbers()¶

Sets the species occupying each site by atomic number.

Parameters:	atomic_numbers (list of ints) – new species by atomic number

set_cell()¶: Sets the cell metric.

set_chemical_symbols()¶

Sets the species occupying each site by chemical symbol.

Parameters:	chemical_symbols (list of strings) – new species by chemical symbol

set_pbc()¶: Sets the periodic boundary conditions.

set_positions()¶

Sets the positions in Cartesian coordinates.

Parameters:	positions (list of NumPy arrays) – new positions in Cartesian coordinates

set_unique_sites()¶

Sets the unique sites.

This method allows one to specify for each site in the structure the unique site it is related to.

Parameters:	unique_sites (list of ints) – site of interest

to_atoms()¶

Returns the structure as an ASE Atoms object.

Returns:	atomic configuration
Return type:	ASE Atoms object

unique_sites¶: list of ints – unique sites