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occ
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Classes | |
| struct | GridBatchInfo |
| struct | ScreenedShellPairs |
| class | SemiNumericalExchange |
| struct | Settings |
| Configuration settings for COSX seminumerical exchange. More... | |
| struct | ShellLists |
| ORCA-style SHARK shell lists (shell-based, not pair-based) See: Helmich-Paris et al. More... | |
Functions | |
| GridBatchInfo | compute_batch_info (const occ::Mat3N &pts_block) |
| ScreenedShellPairs | screen_shell_pairs (const GridBatchInfo &batch, const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > &shells, const Vec &screening_extents, double margin=1.0) |
| std::vector< size_t > | screen_shells_geometric (const GridBatchInfo &batch, const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > &shells, const Vec &screening_extents, double margin=1.0) |
| Screen shells based on geometric proximity to grid batch Returns list-1: shells where distance - extent < batch_radius + margin. | |
| std::vector< size_t > | screen_shells_density (const std::vector< size_t > &list1, const Mat &Fg, const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > &shells, const std::vector< int > &first_bf, double threshold=1e-10) |
| Screen shells based on F intermediate magnitude (density-weighted basis values) Returns list-2: shells from list1 where max|F_shell| > threshold F = sum_kappa P_kappa,lambda * X_kappa,g (Eq. | |
| std::vector< size_t > | screen_shells_overlap (const std::vector< size_t > &list2, const GridBatchInfo &batch, const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > &shells, const Vec &screening_extents, double threshold=1e-12) |
| Screen shells based on differential overlap for ESP integrals Returns list-3: shells from list2 with non-negligible overlap at grid points This is based on the "chain of spheres" - each basis function has a sphere outside of which it's negligible. | |
| ShellLists | build_shell_lists (const GridBatchInfo &batch, const Mat &Fg, const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > &shells, const std::vector< int > &first_bf, const Vec &screening_extents, double f_threshold=1e-10, double overlap_threshold=1e-12, double margin=1.0) |
| Build all three shell lists for a batch. | |
| ShellLists occ::qm::cosx::build_shell_lists | ( | const GridBatchInfo & | batch, |
| const Mat & | Fg, | ||
| const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > & | shells, | ||
| const std::vector< int > & | first_bf, | ||
| const Vec & | screening_extents, | ||
| double | f_threshold = 1e-10, |
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| double | overlap_threshold = 1e-12, |
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| double | margin = 1.0 |
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Build all three shell lists for a batch.
| GridBatchInfo occ::qm::cosx::compute_batch_info | ( | const occ::Mat3N & | pts_block | ) |
| ScreenedShellPairs occ::qm::cosx::screen_shell_pairs | ( | const GridBatchInfo & | batch, |
| const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > & | shells, | ||
| const Vec & | screening_extents, | ||
| double | margin = 1.0 |
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| std::vector< size_t > occ::qm::cosx::screen_shells_density | ( | const std::vector< size_t > & | list1, |
| const Mat & | Fg, | ||
| const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > & | shells, | ||
| const std::vector< int > & | first_bf, | ||
| double | threshold = 1e-10 |
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Screen shells based on F intermediate magnitude (density-weighted basis values) Returns list-2: shells from list1 where max|F_shell| > threshold F = sum_kappa P_kappa,lambda * X_kappa,g (Eq.
8 in paper)
| std::vector< size_t > occ::qm::cosx::screen_shells_geometric | ( | const GridBatchInfo & | batch, |
| const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > & | shells, | ||
| const Vec & | screening_extents, | ||
| double | margin = 1.0 |
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Screen shells based on geometric proximity to grid batch Returns list-1: shells where distance - extent < batch_radius + margin.
| std::vector< size_t > occ::qm::cosx::screen_shells_overlap | ( | const std::vector< size_t > & | list2, |
| const GridBatchInfo & | batch, | ||
| const std::vector< occ::gto::Shell > & | shells, | ||
| const Vec & | screening_extents, | ||
| double | threshold = 1e-12 |
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Screen shells based on differential overlap for ESP integrals Returns list-3: shells from list2 with non-negligible overlap at grid points This is based on the "chain of spheres" - each basis function has a sphere outside of which it's negligible.