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Vesin is a fast and easy to use library computing neighbor lists for atomistic system. We provide an interface for the following programing languages:
- C (also compatible with C++). The project can be installed and used as a library with your own build system, or included as a single file and built directly by your own build system;
- Python;
- TorchScript, with both a C++ and Python interface;
To use the code from Python, you can install it with pip
:
pip install vesin
See the documentation for more information on how to install the code to use it from C or C++.
You can either use the NeighborList
calculator class:
import numpy as np
from vesin import NeighborList
# positions can be anything compatible with numpy's ndarray
positions = [
(0, 0, 0),
(0, 1.3, 1.3),
]
box = 3.2 * np.eye(3)
calculator = NeighborList(cutoff=4.2, full_list=True)
i, j, S, d = calculator.compute(
points=points,
box=box,
periodic=True,
quantities="ijSd"
)
We also provide a function with drop-in compatibility to ASE's neighbor list:
import ase
from vesin import ase_neighbor_list
atoms = ase.Atoms(...)
i, j, S, d = ase_neighbor_list("ijSd", atoms, cutoff=4.2)
See the documentation for more information on how to use the code from C or C++.
You can find below benchmark result computing neighbor lists for increasingly
large diamond supercells, using an AMD 3955WX CPU and an NVIDIA 4070 Ti SUPER
GPU. You can run this benchmark on your system with the script at
benchmarks/benchmark.py
. Missing points indicate that a specific code could
not run the calculation (for example, NNPOps requires the cell to be twice the
cutoff in size, and can't run with large cutoffs and small cells).
Vesin is is distributed under the 3 clauses BSD license. By contributing to this code, you agree to distribute your contributions under the same license.