Fixed a strange non-bonded reporting bug.
Fixed a bug in building the self Hash
Backing out fluc-rho and putting back the Electrostatic fluctuating charge with coulomb integrals for atoms within a region.
FlucRho/EAM initial commit
More ewald fixes, reporting reciprocal potential in stats.
Fixed a few DumpWriter / FlucQ bugs. Still working on Ewald, updated Quadrupolar test structures.
Added Legendre Correlation function (as a function of Z), working on architecture for Ewald Fixed some bugs in FlucQ
Speed!
MERGE OpenMD development 1783:1878 into trunk
Cleaning up some warning messages on linux
MERGE OpenMD development branch 1465:1781 into trunk
general bugfixes
Added an adapter layer between the AtomType and the rest of the code to handle the bolt-on capabilities of new types. Fixed a long-standing bug in how storageLayout was being set to the maximum possible value. Started to add infrastructure for Polarizable and fluc-Q calculations.
updated copyright notices
First few fixes for explicit interactions.
Fixes
bug fixes
bug fixes.
Bug squashing
migrating cutoff information from InteractionManager to ForceManager
Added Atypes to new C++ force decomposition.
Added neighbor list check, and migrated skinThickness into ForceDecomposition (and out of the InteractionManager). Removed a spurious inline.
For efficiency, pointers instead of objects will be passed during main force loop.
more fortran removal
still busted, but much progress
compiles, builds and runs, but is very slow
Well, it compiles and builds, but still has a bus error at runtime.
Added MAW to the C++ side, removed a whole bunch more fortran.
Moved switching functions and force options over to the C++ side, and removed them from Fortran.
fixes
Doesn't build yet, but getting much closer...
Less busted than it was on last check-in, but still won't completely build.
The C++ side now compiles. Moving on to doForces
Many changes, and we're not quite done with this phase yet.
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