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38  package ffx.xray.scatter;
39  
40  import java.util.Arrays;
41  import java.util.HashMap;
42  import java.util.logging.Logger;
43  
44  import static java.lang.String.format;
45  
46  /**
47   * The XRayScatteringParameters class is a record used to store and access X-ray scattering parameters
48   * for specific atoms or elements. It provides methods to retrieve such parameters based
49   * on their atomic properties or a unique key. Instances of this class consist of an atom's
50   * name, a description, and its associated X-ray form factor data.
51   *
52   * @author Michael J. Schnieders
53   * @since 1.0
54   */
55  public record XRayScatteringParameters(String name,
56                                         int atomicNumber,
57                                         int charge,
58                                         int numberOfGaussians,
59                                         double[][] formFactor) {
60  
61    private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(XRayScatteringParameters.class.getName());
62  
63    private static final HashMap<String, XRayScatteringParameters> formFactorsSuCoppens = new HashMap<>();
64    private static final HashMap<String, XRayScatteringParameters> formFactorsCCTBX = new HashMap<>();
65  
66    /**
67     * Returns a string representation of the X-Ray scattering parameters.
68     * The string includes the atom name, description, the first form factor element,
69     * and the array of additional form factor parameters.
70     *
71     * @return A formatted string representation of the object.
72     */
73    @Override
74    public String toString() {
75      return format(" %s %d Charge: %d Gaussian Amplitudes (%d): %s",
76          name, atomicNumber, charge, numberOfGaussians, Arrays.toString(formFactor[1]));
77    }
78  
79    /**
80     * Retrieves the scattering parameters based on the provided atomic parameters and preference for using 3 Gaussian parameters.
81     *
82     * @param charge       the formal charge of the atom.
83     * @param atomicNumber the atomic number of the element.
84     * @param use3G        a boolean flag indicating whether to prefer 3 Gaussian parameters if available.
85     * @return The X-ray scattering parameters, or null if no matching data is found.
86     */
87    public static XRayScatteringParameters getFormFactor(int atomicNumber, int charge, boolean use3G) {
88      XRayScatteringParameters parameters = null;
89      if (use3G) {
90        parameters = getFormFactorCCTBX(atomicNumber, charge);
91      }
92      // Su and Coppens parameters if use3G is false or CCTBX parameters were not found.
93      if (parameters == null) {
94        parameters = getFormFactorSuCoppens(atomicNumber, charge);
95      }
96      // No scattering parameters were found.
97      if (parameters == null) {
98        String message = format(" Parameters not found for %d with charge %d", atomicNumber, charge);
99        logger.severe(message);
100     }
101 
102     return parameters;
103   }
104 
105   /**
106    * Get the Su and Coppens scattering parameters.
107    *
108    * @param atomicNumber The atomic number.
109    * @param charge       The formal charge of the atom.
110    * @return The scattering parameters.
111    */
112   public static XRayScatteringParameters getFormFactorSuCoppens(int atomicNumber, int charge) {
113     String key = Integer.toString(atomicNumber);
114     String keyWithCharge = key + "_" + charge;
115     if (formFactorsSuCoppens.containsKey(keyWithCharge)) {
116       return formFactorsSuCoppens.get(keyWithCharge);
117     } else return formFactorsSuCoppens.getOrDefault(key, null);
118   }
119 
120   /**
121    * Get the CCTBX 3 Gaussian scattering parameters.
122    *
123    * @param atomicNumber The atomic number.
124    * @param charge       The formal charge of the atom.
125    * @return The scattering parameters.
126    */
127   public static XRayScatteringParameters getFormFactorCCTBX(int atomicNumber, int charge) {
128     String key = Integer.toString(atomicNumber);
129     String keyWithCharge = key + "_" + charge;
130     if (formFactorsCCTBX.containsKey(keyWithCharge)) {
131       return formFactorsCCTBX.get(keyWithCharge);
132     } else return formFactorsCCTBX.getOrDefault(key, null);
133   }
134 
135   static {
136     // Load Su & Coppens scattering parameters.
137     String[] atoms = XrayParametersSuCoppens.atoms;
138     String[] atomsi = XrayParametersSuCoppens.atomsi;
139     double[][][] ffactors = XrayParametersSuCoppens.ffactors;
140     for (int i = 0; i < atoms.length; i++) {
141       String environment = atomsi[i];
142       String[] descriptions = environment.split("_");
143       int atomicNumber = Integer.parseInt(descriptions[0]);
144       int charge = 0;
145       if (descriptions.length > 1) {
146         charge = Integer.parseInt(descriptions[1]);
147       }
148       int numberOfGaussians = ffactors[i][1].length;
149       XRayScatteringParameters factor = new XRayScatteringParameters(atoms[i],
150           atomicNumber, charge, numberOfGaussians, ffactors[i]);
151       formFactorsSuCoppens.put(atomsi[i], factor);
152     }
153 
154     // Load CCTBX 3 Gaussian scattering parameters.
155     atoms = XrayParametersCCTBX.atoms;
156     atomsi = XrayParametersCCTBX.atomsi;
157     ffactors = XrayParametersCCTBX.ffactors;
158     for (int i = 0; i < atoms.length; i++) {
159       String environment = atomsi[i];
160       String[] descriptions = environment.split("_");
161       int atomicNumber = Integer.parseInt(descriptions[0]);
162       int charge = 0;
163       if (descriptions.length > 1) {
164         charge = Integer.parseInt(descriptions[1]);
165       }
166       int numberOfGaussians = ffactors[i][1].length;
167       XRayScatteringParameters factor = new XRayScatteringParameters(atoms[i],
168           atomicNumber, charge, numberOfGaussians, ffactors[i]);
169       formFactorsCCTBX.put(atomsi[i], factor);
170     }
171 
172   }
173 
174 }