anaddb_irreps: use phonopy to find the irreducible representations of the phonon modes from anaddb output. It is a simple wrapper of the Phonopy irreps module.
Project description
anaddb_irreps
A simple wrapper of the phonopy irreps module for finding irreducible representations of phonon modes in ABINIT's anaddb output.
Features
- Automatic high-symmetry analysis: Analyzes all high-symmetry k-points (GM, X, M, R, etc.) automatically
- Dual-label display at Gamma: Shows both Mulliken (T1u, Eg, etc.) and BCS (GM4-, GM5+, etc.) notation side-by-side
- Spectroscopic activity: Identifies IR- and Raman-active modes at Γ point
- Multiple input formats: Supports both anaddb PHBST NetCDF files and phonopy params/YAML files
- Dual backend support:
phonopybackend: Γ-point analysis with IR/Raman activity (used automatically at Gamma)irrepbackend: Non-Gamma point analysis using theirreppackage (used automatically for other points)
- CLI and Python API: Flexible usage through command-line tools or Python functions
- Complete symmetry information: Reports both space group and point group for the crystal
Installation
Basic Installation
Install from PyPI:
pip install anaddb_irreps
Optional Dependencies
For non-Gamma phonons (k-points other than Γ), install with the irrep backend:
pip install "anaddb_irreps[irrep]"
For ABINIT support (reading PHBST NetCDF files), install with the abipy optional dependency:
pip install "anaddb_irreps[abipy]"
To install all optional dependencies:
pip install "anaddb_irreps[irrep,abipy]"
Documentation
- Usage Guide: Complete API and CLI reference with examples for all features
- Irreducible Representation Labeling Guide: Mathematical foundations, Mulliken notation, and tutorial for non-Gamma phonons (e.g., X and M points in BaTiO3)
- IR and Raman Activity Methodology: Scientific guide to the group-theoretical method used to identify spectroscopic activity, with TmFeO3 case study
Quick Start
Python API
from anaddb_irreps import print_irreps_phonopy
# Analyze Gamma point
print_irreps_phonopy("phonopy_params.yaml", qpoint=[0, 0, 0])
# Show both Mulliken and BCS labels at Gamma
print_irreps_phonopy("phonopy_params.yaml", qpoint=[0, 0, 0], both_labels=True)
# Analyze non-Gamma point (requires irrep backend)
print_irreps_phonopy(
"phonopy_params.yaml",
qpoint=[0.5, 0.5, 0],
backend="irrep",
kpname="M"
)
Command Line
phonopy-irreps (Auto-discovery mode)
# Analyze all high-symmetry k-points automatically
phonopy-irreps --params phonopy_params.yaml
# Output shows all high-symmetry points:
# - GM point: dual labels (Mulliken + BCS) + IR/Raman activity
# - Other points (M, R, X, etc.): BCS labels
anaddb-irreps (Manual mode for PHBST files)
# PHBST files require explicit q-point index (no auto-discovery)
anaddb-irreps --phbst run_PHBST.nc --q-index 0
# For non-Gamma points, specify backend and k-point name
anaddb-irreps --phbst run_PHBST.nc --q-index 5 --backend irrep --kpname M
Output Examples
Automatic high-symmetry analysis (phonopy-irreps)
When you run phonopy-irreps --params phonopy_params.yaml, it automatically:
- Discovers all high-symmetry k-points from the space group
- Shows dual labels (Mulliken + BCS) at Gamma point with IR/Raman activity
- Shows BCS labels for other high-symmetry points
Space group: Pm-3m
Found 4 high-symmetry points:
GM: k=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)
M: k=(0.5, 0.5, 0.0)
R: k=(0.5, 0.5, 0.5)
X: k=(0.0, 0.5, 0.0)
# GM point (k=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0))
============================================================
q-point: [0.0000, 0.0000, 0.0000]
Space group: Pm-3m
Point group: m-3m
# qx qy qz band freq(THz) freq(cm-1) label(M) label(BCS) IR Raman
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0 -6.0487 -201.76 T1u GM4- Y .
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 9 8.5335 284.65 T2u GM5- . .
# X point (k=(0.0, 0.5, 0.0))
============================================================
q-point: [0.0000, 0.5000, 0.0000]
Space group: Pm-3m
Point group: m-3m
# qx qy qz band freq(THz) freq(cm-1) label
0.0000 0.5000 0.0000 0 -4.8804 -162.79 X5+
0.0000 0.5000 0.0000 2 3.3171 110.65 X5-
Examples
See examples/MoS2_1T/ for a complete working example with MoS2 1T structure using anaddb output.
See docs/irreps_guide.md for BaTiO3 examples demonstrating both Gamma and non-Gamma point analysis.
License
BSD-2-clause
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