chmpy
Spherical harmonic shape descriptors, promolecule densities, isosurfaces and Hirshfeld surfaces in python
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Spherical harmonic shape descriptors, promolecule densities, isosurfaces and Hirshfeld surfaces in python
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chmpy
A library for computational chemistry in python.
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chmpy supports handling molecules, crystals, Hirshfeld & promolecule density isosurfaces, spherical harmonic shape descriptors and much more...
Installation
Basic installation can be done through the python package manager pip:
``` bash pip install chmpy
or to install directly from GitHub:
pip install git+https://github.com/peterspackman/chmpy.git ```
For development or modifications, install locally using pip:
bash
pip install -e .
Features
While the library is intended to be flexible and make it easy to build complex pipelines or properties, the following is a brief summary of intended features:
- Load crystal structures from
.cif,.res,POSCARfiles. - Evaluate promolecule and procrystal electron densities.
- Easily generate Hirshfeld or promolecule isosurfaces and associated properties.
- Easily generate spherical harmonic shape descriptors for atoms, molecules, or molecular fragments.
- Efficiently calculate crystal slabs, periodic connectivity and more...
- Automatic parallelization of some calculations using OpenMP (set the
OMP_NUM_THREADSenvironment variable)
It should also serve as a simple, easy to read library for learning how to represent crystal structures, molecules etc. and evaluate scientifically relevant information quickly and efficiently using python.
Examples
Crystal structures and molecules
Loading a crystal structure from a CIF (.cif) or SHELX (.res)
file, or a molecule from an XMOL (.xyz) file is straightforward:
``` python from chmpy import Crystal, Molecule c = Crystal.load("tests/acetic_acid.cif") print(c)
Calculate the unique molecules in this crystal
c.symmetryuniquemolecules()
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m = Molecule.load("tests/water.xyz") print(m)
```
Hirshfeld and promolecule density isosurfaces
Hirshfeld and promolecule density isosurfaces
Generation of surfaces with the default settings can be done with minimal hassle, simply by using the corresponding members of the Crystal class:
``` python c = Crystal.load("tests/testfiles/aceticacid.cif")
This will generate a high resolution surface
for each symmetry unique molecule in the crystal
surfaces = c.hirshfeld_surfaces() print(surfaces)
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We can generate lower resolution surfaces with the separation parameter
surfaces = c.hirshfeld_surfaces(separation=0.5) print(surfaces)
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Surfaces can be saved via trimesh, or a utility function provided in chmpy
from chmpy.util.mesh import savemesh savemesh(surfaces[0], "acetic_acid.ply") ```
The resulting surface should look something like this when visualized:
Owner
- Name: Peter Spackman
- Login: peterspackman
- Kind: user
- Location: Perth, Western Australia
- Company: Curtin University
- Website: prs.wiki
- Twitter: prspackman
- Repositories: 3
- Profile: https://github.com/peterspackman
Research Fellow in the Computational Materials and Minerals group @ Curtin University
Citation (CITATION.cff)
cff-version: 1.1.0 message: "If you use this software, please cite it as below." authors: - family-names: Spackman given-names: "Peter R." orcid: "https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6532-8571" title: "Chmpy: A python library for computational chemistry" version: v1.1.5 date-released: 2024-02-24
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| Peter Spackman | p****n@f****m | 281 |
| Sebastian Hutsch | s****h@g****m | 1 |
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pypi.org: chmpy
Molecules, crystals, promolecule and Hirshfeld surfaces using python.
- Documentation: https://chmpy.readthedocs.io/
- License: other
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Latest release: 1.1.8
published 7 months ago
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Dependencies
- Cython ^0.29.30 develop
- flake8 ^4.0.1 develop
- pytest ^7.1.2 develop
- Jinja2 ^3.1.2
- furo >=2022.6.21
- matplotlib ^3.5.2
- myst-parser >=0.18.0
- numpy ^1.12
- python >=3.8,<3.11
- scipy ^1.8.1
- seaborn ^0.11.2
- sphinx >=5.1.0
- trimesh ^3.12.9
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