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from deplete.segm import *
from deplete.colloids import *
from deplete.curve import Curve
# Triangular colloids
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triangloid(1.4).draw(label="Circle")
triangloid(1.3, 1).draw(label="Arcs")
triangloid(1, 1, 0.1, 0.2).draw(label="Convex")
triangloid(0.8, 1, 0.1, -0.3).draw(label="Concave")
legend();
axis('equal');
# Basics
axis('equal');
will give a 1:1 scaling.draw()
will draw the curve, with matplotlib arguments.offset()
will offset/etch a colloid by a positive/negative offset argument.shift()
will move a curve.rotate()
will rotate curve about the origin.area()
will compute area of colloid
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c=triangloid(1, 1, 0.2, -0.3)
c.draw(label='Colloid')
c.shift([2,-1]).draw(label='Shifted')
c.rotate(pi/3).draw(label='Rotated')
c.offset(0.1).draw('--', label='Offset')
c.offset(-0.1).draw('--', label='Etched')
legend();
axis('equal');
print("The area of colloid is {}".format(c.area()))
# Interaction between colloids
- The depletion potential is determined by intersection of offset boundaries
show_colloids()
will visualize the interaction between colloids
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c1=triangloid(1,0.5,0.2,0.4).rotate(pi/6)
c2=triangloid(1,0.5,0.2,-0.4).rotate(-pi/6).shift([2.2, 0])
show_colloids(c1, c2, 0.15, inter=True)
# Dart-shaped colloids
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dartoid(0, 0.2).draw(label="Round")
dartoid(1, 0.2).shift([2,-2]).draw(label="Sharp")
dartoid(1, 0.4).shift([0,-2.1]).draw(label="Deep")
#dartoid(1, 1).draw(label="Convex")
#dartoid(0.8, 1).draw(label="Concave")
legend();
axis('equal');
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c1=dartoid(0, 2-sqrt(3)).rotate(pi/6)
c2=c1.shift([2, 0.07])
show_colloids(c1, c2, 0.15, inter=True)
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binding_energy(c1, c2, 0.15)
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