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feature/SOF-8102 Feature: AFIR for a molecule on a surface with ALCHEMI - #409
Adds a notebook that places a molecule at random over a frozen slab many times, relaxes the placements in batches on one GPU with ALCHEMI, first under the AFIR force and then without it, ranks them by energy and saves the lowest as materials in the job's Results.
…over a slab, relaxed together under AFIR and then without it, ranked by energy
One python step on the job's two materials (slab and the non-periodic molecule), ALCHEMI 0.2.0 batched
FIRE2 with the slab frozen; publishes results.csv and final_structures.extxyz.
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…ade then AFIR with ALCHEMI
Configurations places the molecule over the slab with made rotate, set_lattice, translate_by_vector and merge, and
prints CONFIGURATIONS to the job scope. AFIR (ALCHEMI) relaxes them as one batch, under AFIR then without it, with the
slab frozen. Built from Standata custom_script and python_script, joined with add_subworkflow.
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…he python_script workflow, whose application is complete
The subworkflow standata copy carries only the application name; job creation returned 422 with shortName and summary REQUIRED.
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…t final structures; review round 1
Step 3 (made only) turns the lowest NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES into one POST structures request each, with its
configuration as the initial structure. The notebook saves the workflow, shows the final structures, names each
step's files after it, pins mat3ra-made and drops the packages nvalchemi-toolkit already brings.
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…ts send Content-Type JSON; script headers and docstrings
rupy's io unit sends endpoint_options.headers plus its auth headers only; without Content-Type the server parsed no
body and answered 422 FORMAT_ERROR (jobId, unitId, structures REQUIRED). rupy's own publish_structures sets it.
Each step's script gets the Standata header box and made-style docstrings.
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…al_structure; review round 2
The AFIR unit lists final_structure among its results, so the Results tab shows the saved structures there. The number
saved is the smaller of NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES and NUMBER_OF_CONFIGURATIONS. Each step is configured by one function
with keyword arguments, the made pin is written once, and the viewer titles each structure by its rank.
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CHECKPOINT names MACE-MPA-0 and AFIR_R0 its unit; configure_python_step takes subworkflow_name, has a full docstring,
and its three calls pass keywords in the signature's order; two lines wrapped under 120 characters.
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…res in one loop; keep the lowest; energy plot; orientation and fragments per configuration
Step 3 saves its structures with one io unit in a loop (index, increment, condition), as Standata's k-point
convergence loop does. The AFIR step keeps only the NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES lowest in final_structures.extxyz,
plots every configuration's final energy to energies.png, and writes each configuration's starting rotation and
position (recorded by step 1 in its metadata) and its molecule's fragment count to results.csv.
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…ne from the ALCHEMI requirements
matplotlib arrives through ase, as in the environment rounds 1 and 2 ran; the explicit line only forced new
environment builds, which cluster-003 cannot complete now.
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…structure only; review round 4 suggestions
NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES defaults to 1, and final_structures.extxyz stays in the job's files but is no longer a unit
result. The loop index is FINAL_STRUCTURE_INDEX, the placement position is one pair, and the final energies are
computed once for the ranking and the plot.
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The notebook builds slab–molecule configurations, runs a three-step AFIR workflow with GPU relaxations, and displays ranked energies and saved structures.
Changes: AFIR Molecule–Surface Workflow
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Prepare materials and configurations other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi.ipynb, other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi/configurations.py, other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi/configurations_requirements.txt
The notebook creates and saves slab and molecule materials. The configuration script generates seeded placements above the slab and writes the configurations.
Relax and rank configurations other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi/afir.py, other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi/afir_requirements.txt
The AFIR step computes the bias, relaxes configurations with and without it, ranks final energies, and writes result files, plots, and selected structures.
Configure, execute, and display workflow results other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi.ipynb, other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi/final_structures.py, other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi/final_structures_requirements.txt
The notebook configures and saves the workflow, selects compute resources, submits the job, and displays its results. The final-structure step prints request bodies for selected structures.
sequenceDiagram
participant Notebook
participant Workflow
participant ALCHEMI
participant GPU
Notebook->>Workflow: Configure and save three workflow steps
Workflow->>ALCHEMI: Submit job with materials and compute settings
ALCHEMI->>GPU: Run batched relaxations
GPU-->>ALCHEMI: Return relaxed structures and energies
ALCHEMI-->>Notebook: Provide ranked result files and final structures
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The workflow can save an unconverged structure as its best result, while off-center molecules receive inaccurate placement coordinates. Invalid parameter values can also prevent results. Resolve convergence selection before merging and correct the bounded parameter and placement issues.
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in_plane_minimum_image searches only shifts of −1, 0, and 1 after rounding fractional coordinates. In a sufficiently skewed surface cell, the shortest Cartesian image can require a larger paired shift.
AFIR uses non-minimum molecule–slab distances, changing its energies and forces and potentially the relaxed ranking.
This can occur when: A user chooses a highly sheared in-plane supercell or a material with nearly parallel surface vectors.
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Update in_plane_minimum_image to find the shortest Cartesian image for skewed
surface cells, rather than limiting paired lattice shifts to −1, 0, and 1 around
rounded fractional coordinates. Ensure the search covers shifts large enough to
identify the true minimum while preserving the existing distance and force
behavior for ordinary cells.
python3 - <<'EOF'import jsonnb = json.load(open('other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi.ipynb'))for i, c in enumerate(nb['cells']): src = ''.join(c.get('source', [])) if any(k in src for k in ('GAMMA', 'set_constants', 'assert', 'ValueError', 'def relax', 'number_of_saved_structures', 'Parameters', 'parameter')): print(f'===== cell {i} type={c["cell_type"]} =====') print(src)EOF
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Reject GAMMA = 0 in the parameters cell.
With GAMMA = 0, the AFIR script divides by zero at module level and fails on start with ZeroDivisionError. The notebook does not validate GAMMA, and it does not define zero as a no-force mode.
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GAMMA = 100 # kJ/mol, model collision energy of the AFIR force
+assert GAMMA > 0, "GAMMA must be positive: the AFIR coefficient is undefined at zero"
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Validate GAMMA as strictly positive in the parameters cell before the AFIR
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Exclude unconverged structures before ranking and saving the final structure.
relax returns every structure after the step cap, and write_results ranks them by energy without checking the force criterion. An unconverged structure can have the lowest energy and be written as the job's final structure. Check each structure's max force against FMAX before ranking, or record convergence status and stop when none converged.
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Update the flow from relax to write_results so structures that fail the existing
forces criterion with threshold FMAX are excluded before energy ranking and
final-structure saving; if no structures pass, stop without writing a final
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Validate BATCH_SIZE before it reaches range in relax.
A BATCH_SIZE of 0 makes range raise ValueError, which fails the AFIR step. A negative value makes range return no batches, so relax returns an empty list without relaxing any structure. Reject values below 1 at the start of relax.
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" relaxed = []\n",
+ " if BATCH_SIZE < 1:\n",+ " raise ValueError(\"BATCH_SIZE must be at least 1\")\n",
" for start in range(0, len(ase_structures), BATCH_SIZE):\n",
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Require a positive integer for NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES.
With 100 structures, -1 selects 99 and can produce requests for those structures. With ASE 3.27.0, zero writes an empty file that fails on the final step’s read, before requests are constructed. Reject invalid counts before creating the workflow.
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+if type(NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES) is not int or NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES <= 0:+ raise ValueError("NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES must be a positive integer")+
configure_python_step(
afir_subworkflow_config, template_unit_name="python", subworkflow_name="AFIR (ALCHEMI)", unit_name="afir",
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Validate NUMBER_OF_FINAL_STRUCTURES before creating the workflow: require it to
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configure_python_step changes the script and requirements template filenames without visibly updating the inherited execution configuration. If that configuration references filenames rather than resolving the modified input templates dynamically, the configured steps may install or execute nonexistent files.
A workflow step fails before running its script because its requirements file or Python entry point cannot be found.
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mat3ra-made 2026.10.10.post0 github Material set_lattice rotate source
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Sources consulted:
- GitHub - mat3ra/made: Materials Design library. A JavaScript/TypeScript and Python library allowing for the creation and manipulation of material structures from atoms up. · GitHub — https://github.com/mat3ra/made
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mat3ra/made/main/src/py/mat3ra/made/material.py
- mat3ra-made · PyPI — https://pypi.org/project/mat3ra-made/2026.10.10.post0/
- GitHub - mat3ra/materials-designer: A standalone React.js/Redux based web application for the design and visualization of atomistic materials structures. Used at Mat3ra.com and can be deployed in standalone mode. · GitHub — https://github.com/mat3ra/materials-designer
- piwheels - mat3ra-made — https://www.piwheels.org/project/mat3ra-made/
- …and 23 more
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python3 - <<'PY'import jsonp='other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi.ipynb'd=json.load(open(p))for i,c in enumerate(d['cells']): s=''.join(c.get('source',[])) if any(x in s for x in ('molecule', 'Molecule', 'configurations.py', 'MATERIAL')): print('\n--- cell',i,'---\n',s)PY
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rg -n -F -e 'placement' -e 'position_u' -e 'position_v' -- other/experiments/alchemi/afir_molecule_surface_alchemi/afir.py
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Web query:
ASE Atoms rotate center COU center of unit cell documentation atoms.rotate
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- The Atoms object — ASE documentation — https://wiki.fysik.dtu.dk/ase/ase/atoms.html
- ase.build.tools — ASE documentation — https://ase.gitlab.io/ase/_modules/ase/build/tools.html
- ase.atoms — ASE documentation — https://docs.ase-lib.org/_modules/ase/atoms.html
- View — ASE documentation — https://ase.gitlab.io/ase/ase/gui/view.html
- The Atoms object — https://physics.dtu.dk/-/media/institutter/fysik/research/camd/summer-school/summerschool2018/js_intro_to_ase.pdf
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Translate from the rotated molecule’s center.
If the molecule’s atoms are off-center in its cell, the translation places their center away from surface_point. The reported position_u and position_v then misrepresent the starting placement. Calculate the translation from the rotated molecule’s Cartesian center instead.
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Adds a notebook that places a molecule at random over a frozen slab many times, relaxes the placements in batches on one GPU with ALCHEMI, first under the AFIR force and then without it, ranks them by energy and saves the lowest as materials in the job's Results.
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