From d1e54bf221011044e3f454b7bb77f7c010a97d5d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: =?UTF-8?q?=C3=89tienne=20Polack?= Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2022 14:57:20 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Handling complex numbers for PairwisePotential --- src/terms/pairwise.jl | 53 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------- 1 file changed, 37 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/terms/pairwise.jl b/src/terms/pairwise.jl index 2e20699026..b132055972 100644 --- a/src/terms/pairwise.jl +++ b/src/terms/pairwise.jl @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +function norm_cplx(x) + # TODO: ForwardDiff bug (https://github.com/JuliaDiff/ForwardDiff.jl/issues/324) + sqrt(sum(x.*x)) +end + struct PairwisePotential V params @@ -10,10 +15,10 @@ Lennard—Jones terms. The potential is dependent on the distance between to atomic positions and the pairwise atomic types: For a distance `d` between to atoms `A` and `B`, the potential is `V(d, params[(A, B)])`. -The parameters `max_radius` is of `100` by default, and gives the maximum (reduced) distance -between nuclei for which we consider interactions. +The parameters `max_radius` is of `1000` by default, and gives the maximum (full, +non-reduced) distance between nuclei for which we consider interactions. """ -function PairwisePotential(V, params; max_radius=100) +function PairwisePotential(V, params; max_radius=1000) params = Dict(minmax(key[1], key[2]) => value for (key, value) in params) PairwisePotential(V, params, max_radius) end @@ -36,8 +41,10 @@ end @timing "forces: Pairwise" function compute_forces(term::TermPairwisePotential, basis::PlaneWaveBasis{T}, ψ, occ; kwargs...) where {T} - forces = zero(basis.model.positions) - energy_pairwise(basis.model, term.V, term.params; term.max_radius, forces) + TT = eltype(lattice) + forces = zero(TT, basis.model.positions) + energy_pairwise(basis.model, term.V, term.params; max_radius=term.max_radius, + forces=forces, kwargs...) forces end @@ -56,11 +63,17 @@ end # This could be factorised with Ewald, but the use of `symbols` would slow down the # computationally intensive Ewald sums. So we leave it as it for now. +# TODO: *Beware* of using ForwardDiff to derive this function with complex numbers, use +# multiplications and not powers (https://github.com/JuliaDiff/ForwardDiff.jl/issues/324) function energy_pairwise(lattice, symbols, positions, V, params; - max_radius=100, forces=nothing) - T = eltype(lattice) + max_radius=1000, forces=nothing, ph_disp=nothing, q=0) @assert length(symbols) == length(positions) + T = complex(eltype(lattice)) + if ph_disp !== nothing + T = promote_type(T, eltype(ph_disp[1])) + end + if forces !== nothing @assert size(forces) == size(positions) forces_pairwise = copy(forces) @@ -96,24 +109,32 @@ function energy_pairwise(lattice, symbols, positions, V, params; ti = positions[i] tj = positions[j] + # Phonons `q` points + if !isnothing(ph_disp) + ti += ph_disp[i] * cis(2T(π)*dot(q, zeros(3))) + tj += ph_disp[j] * cis(2T(π)*dot(q, R)) + R + end ai, aj = minmax(symbols[i], symbols[j]) param_ij =params[(ai, aj)] - Δr = lattice * (ti .- tj .- R) - dist = norm(Δr) + Δr = lattice * (ti .- tj) + dist = norm_cplx(Δr) # the potential decays very quickly, so cut off at some point - dist > max_radius && continue + abs(dist) > max_radius && continue any_term_contributes = true - energy_contribution = V(dist, param_ij) + energy_contribution = real(V(dist, param_ij)) sum_pairwise += energy_contribution if forces !== nothing - # We use ForwardDiff for the forces - dE_ddist = ForwardDiff.derivative(d -> V(d, param_ij), dist) - dE_dti = lattice' * dE_ddist / dist * Δr + dE_ddist = ForwardDiff.derivative(real(zero(eltype(dist)))) do ε + res = V(dist + ε, param_ij) + [real(res), imag(res)] + end |> x -> complex(x...) + dE_dti = lattice' * ((dE_ddist / dist) * Δr) + # We need to "break" the symmetry for phonons; at equilibrium, expect + # the forces to be zero at machine precision. forces_pairwise[i] -= dE_dti - forces_pairwise[j] += dE_dti end end # i,j end # R @@ -121,7 +142,7 @@ function energy_pairwise(lattice, symbols, positions, V, params; end energy = sum_pairwise / 2 # Divide by 2 (because of double counting) if forces !== nothing - forces .= forces_pairwise ./ 2 + forces .= forces_pairwise end energy end