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I made it such that the pressure is set to zero when the volume is constrained, as it does not make sense otherwise. Currently I included a print statement to make the user aware of this. This should of course also be added to the documentation. |
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In this commit they restructured the drivers and the |
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Some changes for an update to the latest i-PI version. Also added the functionality to sample the (N, V,$\sigma_a = 0$ , T)-ensemble, where the cell volume is constrained but cell parameters are allowed to fluctuate.
NVT, NPT and fixed volume NPT all seem to work normally, same goes for PLUMED (through
Metadynamicsat least). Are there additional features that have to be explicitly tested, which are not in the automatic tests?