A capped octahedron shape. More...
#include <Data.h>
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static constexpr double | angleFunction (const unsigned a, const unsigned b) |
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static constexpr Shape | shape = Shape::CappedOctahedron |
static constexpr PointGroup | pointGroup = PointGroup::C3v |
static constexpr unsigned | size = 7 |
static constexpr char | stringName [] = "capped octahedron" |
static constexpr std::array < Temple::Vector, 7 > | coordinates |
static constexpr auto | angleLookupTable |
static constexpr std::array < std::array< unsigned, 7 >, 1 > | rotations |
static constexpr std::array < std::array< unsigned, 4 >, 2 > | tetrahedra |
static constexpr std::array < unsigned, 7 > | mirror {{0, 3, 2, 1, 6, 5, 4}} |
A capped octahedron shape.
This is a gyroelongated triangular pyramid, or alternatively a "capped triangular antiprism", depending on whatever helps you visualize it.
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Spherized [V(CO)7]+ in C3v (find local minimium of Thomson potential)
from Jay W. Dicke, Nathan J. Stibrich, Henry F. Schaefer, V(CO)7+: A capped octahedral structure completes the 18-electron rule, Chemical Physics Letters, Volume 456, Issues 1–3, 2008.
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