pub struct Derivatives {
pub value: Complex,
pub k: Complex,
pub eta: Complex,
pub shift: [Complex; 3],
pub kpar: [Complex; 3],
pub vectors: [[Complex; 3]; 3],
}Expand description
Local derivatives of one scalar Ewald sum.
Where the shift is a lattice point, the derivatives are those of the sum without that point, which stays excluded as the inputs move.
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§value: ComplexSum value.
k: ComplexComplex wavenumber derivative.
eta: ComplexEwald split derivative; zero for the full and direct sums.
shift: [Complex; 3]Cartesian shift derivatives.
kpar: [Complex; 3]Bloch derivatives in the lattice frame of BlochLattice (unused components are zero).
vectors: [[Complex; 3]; 3]Row lattice-vector derivatives in the lattice frame (unused components are zero).
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Source§impl Derivatives
impl Derivatives
Sourcepub fn pushforward(&self, tangent: &SumTangent) -> Complex
pub fn pushforward(&self, tangent: &SumTangent) -> Complex
Directional derivative in all continuous inputs of this scalar sum.
pub(crate) fn pullback(&self, cotangent: Complex) -> SumGradient
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Source§impl Clone for Derivatives
impl Clone for Derivatives
Source§fn clone(&self) -> Derivatives
fn clone(&self) -> Derivatives
Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
Performs copy-assignment from
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for Derivatives
impl Debug for Derivatives
impl Copy for Derivatives
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impl Freeze for Derivatives
impl RefUnwindSafe for Derivatives
impl Send for Derivatives
impl Sync for Derivatives
impl Unpin for Derivatives
impl UnwindSafe for Derivatives
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