Source code for htesp.matdyn

#!/usr/bin/env python
#"""Writen by Niraj K. Nepal, Ph.D."""
"""Module to create input file to compute phonon dispersion at high-symmetry BZ path"""
import sys
import numpy as np

#: default name of the atomic-mass scratch file written by the workflow layer
DEFAULT_MASS_FILE = "mass.dat"
[docs] def matdyn_in(mpid=None, compound=None, prefix2=None, mass_file=None, argv=None): """ Prepares input file for phonon band structure and eigenvectors. Parameters: - mpid (str): Materials ID. - compound (str): Chemical compound. - prefix2 (str): Prefix for file names. Returns: Creates input file named matdyn-mpid-compound.in. """ # Look for matdyn_dos.py # FIX(21): ``matdyn_in`` is the entry point htesp.workflow.run_helper() # calls. FIX(22): an optional fourth argument names the mass file, which # used to be the hard-coded 'mass.dat' in the current directory. argv = list(sys.argv[1:] if argv is None else argv) if mpid is None or compound is None or prefix2 is None: if len(argv) < 3: raise SystemExit("usage: matdyn.py <mpid> <compound> <prefix> " "[mass file]") mpid, compound, prefix2 = argv[0], argv[1], argv[2] if mass_file is None: mass_file = argv[3] if len(argv) > 3 else DEFAULT_MASS_FILE freq = prefix2.replace("'", "") + ".freq" frc = prefix2.replace("'", "") + ".fc" eig = prefix2.replace("'", "") + ".eig" mass=np.loadtxt(mass_file) if mass.ndim > 0: nat = mass.shape[0] else: nat = 1 mass = [mass] with open("matdyn-{}-{}.in".format(mpid,compound), 'w') as matdyn: matdyn.write("&input" + "\n") matdyn.write("asr='simple'," + "\n") for i in range(1,nat+1): matdyn.write("amass({})={},".format(i,mass[i-1]) + "\n") matdyn.write("flfrc='{}',".format(frc) + "\n") matdyn.write("flfrq='{}',".format(freq) + "\n") matdyn.write("fleig='{}',".format(eig) + "\n") matdyn.write("la2F=.true.," + "\n") matdyn.write("dos=.false." + "\n") matdyn.write("q_in_cryst_coord=.true." + "\n") matdyn.write("/" + "\n") with open("scf_dir/kpathlines.dat", "r") as kpathline: lines=kpathline.readlines() nkpt=int(lines[1]) matdyn.write(str(nkpt) + "\n") for i in range(nkpt): matdyn.write(lines[2+i].split()[0] + " " + lines[2+i].split()[1]) matdyn.write(" " + lines[2+i].split()[2] + " " + str(0) + "\n")
main = matdyn_in if __name__ == "__main__": matdyn_in()