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bdice
bdice commented Oct 29, 2020

In #672 and #624, we discussed how the Steinhardt order parameter treats particles with zero neighbors. Steinhardt assigns a value of NaN. We need to check to see how other methods (Hexatic, Translational, SolidLiquid, LocalDescriptors) handle cases with zero neighbors.

The follow-up PR would basically be to review freud for other methods where this problem could arise and copy over the tes

arm61
arm61 commented Aug 26, 2018

Currently the marker size for the particles in the mpl plots is deteremined based on the size of the simulation cell. However, with the release 1.1, it is now possible to change the forcefield and the values of A and B, therefore requiring the particle marker size to scale with both the simulation cell size and the nature of the potential model.

I reckon it is best to have the marker size be d

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