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1 tim 1927 /*
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14     * J. Fennell and J. Daniel Gezelter, "OOPSE: An Object-Oriented
15     * Parallel Simulation Engine for Molecular Dynamics,"
16     * J. Comput. Chem. 26, pp. 252-271 (2005))
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41    
42 gezelter 1490 /* This is a fun little patch to do molecular restraints for
43     thermodynamic integration of solids. Use only
44     if you really know what you are doing.
45     */
46    
47     #ifndef _RESTRAINTS_H_
48     #define _RESTRAINTS_H_
49    
50     #include <stdlib.h>
51     #include <iostream>
52     #include <vector>
53    
54 tim 1702 #include "primitives/StuntDouble.hpp"
55 tim 1492 #include "primitives/Atom.hpp"
56     #include "brains/SimState.hpp"
57 gezelter 1490
58 tim 1492 //#include "brains/SimInfo.hpp"
59     //#include "io/ReadWrite.hpp"
60 gezelter 1490
61     class Restraints{
62    
63     public:
64     Restraints(double lambdaVal, double lambdaExp);
65     ~Restraints();
66    
67     void Calc_rVal(double position[3], int currentMol);
68     void Calc_body_thetaVal(double matrix[3][3], int currentMol);
69     void Calc_body_omegaVal(double matrix[3][3], double zAngle);
70     double Calc_Restraint_Forces(vector<StuntDouble*> vecParticles);
71     void Store_Init_Info(vector<StuntDouble*> vecParticles);
72     void Write_zAngle_File(vector<StuntDouble*> vecParticles);
73     double getVharm();
74    
75     private:
76     char moleculeName[15];
77    
78     int i, j;
79    
80     double scaleLam;
81     double delRx, delRy, delRz;
82     double theta, omega;
83     double vProj0[3];
84     double vProjDist;
85     double uTx, uTy, uTz, vTx, vTy, vTz;
86     double ub0x, ub0y, ub0z, vb0x, vb0y, vb0z;
87     double kTheta, kOmega, kDist;
88     double restraintFrc[3];
89     double restraintTrq[3];
90     double normalize;
91     double dVdrx, dVdry, dVdrz;
92     double dVdux, dVduy, dVduz;
93     double dVdvx, dVdvy, dVdvz;
94     double harmPotent;
95     double lambdaValue;
96     double lambdaK;
97    
98 tim 1826 std::vector<double> cofmPosX;
99     std::vector<double> cofmPosY;
100     std::vector<double> cofmPosZ;
101     std::vector<double> ubX0;
102     std::vector<double> uX0;
103     std::vector<double> ubY0;
104     std::vector<double> uY0;
105     std::vector<double> ubZ0;
106     std::vector<double> uZ0;
107     std::vector<double> vbX0;
108     std::vector<double> vX0;
109     std::vector<double> vbY0;
110     std::vector<double> vY0;
111     std::vector<double> vbZ0;
112     std::vector<double> vZ0;
113 gezelter 1490
114     // SimInfo *info; // all the info we'll ever need
115     // Atom **atoms; /* array of atom pointers */
116     // DirectionalAtom* dAtom;
117     // SimInfo *againInfo; // all the info we'll ever need
118    
119     char *token;
120     char fileName[200];
121     char angleName[200];
122     char inLine[1000];
123     char inValue[200];
124     char springName[200];
125     };
126    
127     #endif