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38 package ffx.crystal;
39
40 import java.util.ArrayList;
41 import java.util.Arrays;
42 import java.util.List;
43
44 import static ffx.crystal.SpaceGroupInfo.isSohnckeGroup;
45
46 /**
47 * The Spacegroup class defines the symmetry of a crystal. There are 230 distinct space groups in
48 * three dimensions.
49 *
50 * @author Michael J. Schnieders
51 * @see <ul>
52 * <li><a href="http://it.iucr.org/Ab/" target="_blank"> International Tables for
53 * Crystallography Volume A: Space-group symmetry </a>
54 * <li><a href="http://legacy.ccp4.ac.uk/html/symmetry.html" target="_blank"> CCP4 Symlib </a>
55 * </ul>
56 * @since 1.0
57 */
58 public class SpaceGroup {
59
60 /**
61 * Space group number.
62 */
63 public final int number;
64 /**
65 * Number of primitive symmetry equivalents.
66 */
67 public final int numPrimitiveSymEquiv;
68 /**
69 * Space group name.
70 */
71 public final String shortName;
72 /**
73 * Point group name. There are 32 distinct points groups, or crystal classes in three dimensions.
74 */
75 public final String pointGroupName;
76 /**
77 * Crystal system.
78 */
79 public final CrystalSystem crystalSystem;
80 /**
81 * Laue group
82 */
83 public final LaueSystem laueSystem;
84 /**
85 * Space group name under the PDB convention.
86 */
87 public final String pdbName;
88 /**
89 * A List of SymOp instances.
90 */
91 public final List<SymOp> symOps;
92 /**
93 * True for a Sohncke group (non-enantiogenic).
94 */
95 public final boolean respectsChirality;
96 /**
97 * Real space ASU limit operators.
98 */
99 public final ASULimit[] asuLimitOperators;
100 /**
101 * Lattice system.
102 */
103 public final LatticeSystem latticeSystem;
104 /**
105 * Number of symmetry equivalents.
106 */
107 private final int numSymEquiv;
108 /**
109 * Real space ASU limit values.
110 */
111 private final double[] asuLimits;
112
113 /**
114 * Immutable SpaceGroup instances are made available only through the factory method so this
115 * constructor is private.
116 *
117 * @param number Space group number.
118 * @param numSymEquiv Number of symmetry equivalents.
119 * @param numPrimitiveSymEquiv Number of primitive symmetry equivalents.
120 * @param shortName Short PDB name.
121 * @param pointGroupName Point group name.
122 * @param pdbName PDB space group name.
123 * @param crystalSystem Crystal system.
124 * @param latticeSystem Lattice system.
125 * @param laueSystem Laue System.
126 * @param symOps Symmetry operators.
127 * @param asuLimits Asymmetric unit limit.
128 * @param asuLimitOperators ASULimit instance.
129 * @since 1.0
130 */
131 protected SpaceGroup(
132 int number,
133 int numSymEquiv,
134 int numPrimitiveSymEquiv,
135 String shortName,
136 String pointGroupName,
137 String pdbName,
138 CrystalSystem crystalSystem,
139 LatticeSystem latticeSystem,
140 LaueSystem laueSystem,
141 ASULimit[] asuLimitOperators,
142 double[] asuLimits,
143 SymOp... symOps) {
144 this.number = number;
145 this.numSymEquiv = numSymEquiv;
146 this.numPrimitiveSymEquiv = numPrimitiveSymEquiv;
147 this.shortName = shortName;
148 this.pointGroupName = pointGroupName;
149 this.crystalSystem = crystalSystem;
150 this.latticeSystem = latticeSystem;
151 this.laueSystem = laueSystem;
152 this.asuLimitOperators = asuLimitOperators;
153 this.asuLimits = asuLimits;
154 this.pdbName = pdbName;
155 this.respectsChirality = isSohnckeGroup(number);
156 this.symOps = new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(symOps));
157
158 // ToDo: Crystal systems are subdivided into crystal classes. This info needs to be added to
159 // each space group.
160 }
161
162 /**
163 * Return the number of symmetry operators.
164 *
165 * @return the number of symmetry operators.
166 * @since 1.0
167 */
168 public int getNumberOfSymOps() {
169 return symOps.size();
170 }
171
172 /**
173 * Return the ith symmetry operator.
174 *
175 * @param i the symmetry operator number.
176 * @return the SymOp
177 * @since 1.0
178 */
179 public SymOp getSymOp(int i) {
180 return symOps.get(i);
181 }
182
183 /**
184 * Check if the space group maintains chirality.
185 *
186 * @return Return true if chirality is respected.
187 */
188 public boolean respectsChirality() {
189 return respectsChirality;
190 }
191
192 }