Behaviour of vertex_alignments and other arguments in periodic systems as the number of cells changes #429
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I think so, because this way you do not have to make just periodic images. So it is more flexible. I guess the downside is the repetition, though in general I do not mind that, that's what functions are for after all. Having said that, if there's a way to simplify the API / definition then I'm open to it. But it has to be balanced against the overhead of users understanding the additional complexity of such an API. |
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I agree. The more I think about this, the flexibility is key! |
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Putting this discussion here to help us decide on behaviour, which I can then implement.
Currently, when you increase the lattice values of a Cof class, you get new distinct vertices (as you should) and, therefore, must add them to your dictionary of, for example, vertex_alignments.
Considering these vertices should be periodic images, do we think that is the right behaviour? @lukasturcani
I can see benefits to either approach, hence it is a discussion, not an issue.
A minimum example to come!
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