Gemdat collects infromation about the transition into the jump class.
It is then possible to
[x] create a graph from jump
[x] estimate the activation energy from the MD trajectory using an empirical approach:
$$ A_ab = -k_B T log( #jumps_ab / t_occupation) $$
and this activation energy can become the edges of the graph
Associated to this graph there will be two types of labels:
edge labels: corresponding to the phase (?)
node labels: corresponding to the environment (e.g. tetra/octa)
the labels (in particular the node labels) should consists of lookup tables provided by the user, corresponding to the specific material structure.
If the above is implemented, it would be possible to identify percolating paths of this graph using standard graph techniques (like colouring the periodic images), while excluding/including specific parts of the graph.
Gemdat collects infromation about the transition into the
jump
class. It is then possible tojump
Associated to this graph there will be two types of labels:
If the above is implemented, it would be possible to identify percolating paths of this graph using standard graph techniques (like colouring the periodic images), while excluding/including specific parts of the graph.