SHAnC
SHAnC (Silica Helices Analysis & Construction) is a collection of scripts used to Construct and Analyze Silica Helices.
- Github : https://github.com/re-gr/SHAnC
Getting Started
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Construction : the scripts that are used to create an helix or a twisted ribbon
- distorsion.py : create helices and ribbons
- read_write.py : read and write files
- script_analysis.py : analysis (rdf, saturation ...) of structures
- script_cycles.py : cycle analysis of structures (WIP)
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Torsion : the scripts are used to twist the cuboids to the proper shape. This method should not be used, but is kept here just in case.
- distorsion.py : old version of the script in construction that should be compatible with the other script
- script_launch.py : script to create the systems and input file for the simulations
Depedencies
numpy
scipy
matplotlib
pyvista
lammps (optional, for torsion only)
Contact
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