#!/usr/bin/env python """ Lattice constant Test Driver Computes the lattice constant for any material and any cubic crystal structure by minimizing the energy using a simplex minimization Date: 2012/09/03 Author: Alex Alemi & Matt Bierbaum """ import fileinput from ase.structure import bulk import scipy.optimize as opt from kimcalculator import KIMCalculator from kimservice import KIM_API_get_data_double import simplejson import numpy as np import jinja2 import os import json import sys def get_cutoff(model, q=None): """ Attempt to read the cutoff of the model and NBL type """ calc = KIMCalculator(model) slab = bulk(symbol, lattice, a=1) slab.set_calculator(calc) cutoff = KIM_API_get_data_double(calc.pkim, "cutoff")[0] nbcname = calc.get_NBC_method() q.put((cutoff, nbcname)) def run_get_cutoff(model): from multiprocessing import Process, Queue q = Queue() p = Process(target=get_cutoff, args=(model,q)) p.start() p.join() try: return q.get(block=False) except Exception as e: raise AttributeError("Cutoff could not be read from model %r" % model) def energy(a, slab, cell, positions): """ Compute the energy of a lattice given the lattice constant. Multiply the positions for every lattice type since in this test only diamond has multiple sites, all other positions are zero. """ slab.set_positions( positions * a ) slab.set_cell( cell * a ) energy = slab.get_potential_energy() return energy def get_lattice_constant(model, symbol, lattice): cutoff, nbcname = run_get_cutoff(model) calc = KIMCalculator(model) repeat = 0 if nbcname == "NEIGH_RVEC_F": slab = bulk(symbol, lattice, a=1) cell = slab.get_cell() positions = slab.get_positions() slab.set_calculator(calc) particles = len(slab) if nbcname == "NEIGH_PURE_F": # now that we have the cutoff, actually do some calcs smallslab = bulk(symbol, lattice, a=1, cubic=True) repeat = int(cutoff+0.5)+1 slab = smallslab.repeat((repeat,)*3) cell = slab.get_cell() positions = slab.get_positions() # find the only atom that matters center = positions[-1]/2 atom = np.argmin(np.sum((positions-center)**2, axis=-1)) ghosts = np.ones(positions.shape[0], dtype='int8') ghosts[atom] = 0 # set up the ghosts with the calculator slab.set_calculator(calc) slab.set_pbc([0,0,0]) calc.set_ghosts(ghosts) particles = 1 if nbcname == "MI_OPBC_F": # now that we have the cutoff, actually do some calcs smallslab = bulk(symbol, lattice, a=1, cubic=True) repeat = int(cutoff+0.5)+1 slab = smallslab.repeat((repeat,)*3) cell = slab.get_cell() positions = slab.get_positions() # work with slab from now on slab.set_calculator(calc) particles = len(slab) aopt_arr, eopt, iterations, funccalls, warnflag = opt.fmin(energy, cutoff/2.0, args=(slab,cell,positions), full_output=True, xtol=1e-8) info = {"iterations": iterations, "func_calls": funccalls, "warnflag": warnflag, "cutoff": cutoff, "nbctype": nbcname, "repeat": repeat} return aopt_arr[0], -eopt/particles, info if __name__ == "__main__": #grab from stdin (or a file) symbol = raw_input("element=") lattice = raw_input("lattice type=") model = raw_input("modelname=") print symbol, lattice, model aopt, eopt, info = get_lattice_constant(model=model, symbol=symbol, lattice=lattice) space_groups = {"fcc": "Fm-3m", "bcc": "Im-3m", "sc": "Pm-3m", "diamond": "Fd-3m"} wyckoff_codes = {"fcc": "4a", "bcc": "2a", "sc": "1a", "diamond": "8a"} normed_basis = { lattice: json.dumps(bulk(symbol, lattice, a=1, cubic=True).positions.tolist(), separators=(' ', ' ')) for lattice in space_groups.keys() } # pack the results in a dictionary results = {"lattice_constant": aopt, "cohesive_energy": eopt, "element": symbol, "crystal_structure": lattice, "space_group": space_groups[lattice], "wyckoff_code": wyckoff_codes[lattice], "basis_atoms": normed_basis[lattice]} results.update(info) template_environment = jinja2.Environment( loader=jinja2.FileSystemLoader('/'), block_start_string='@[', block_end_string=']@', variable_start_string='@<', variable_end_string='>@', comment_start_string='@#', comment_end_string='#@', undefined=jinja2.StrictUndefined, ) #template the EDN output with open(os.path.abspath("output/results.edn"), "w") as f: template = template_environment.get_template(os.path.abspath("results.edn.tpl")) f.write(template.render(**results))