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DiisCoeffSolver

Struct DiisCoeffSolver 

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pub struct DiisCoeffSolver {
    convergence: f64,
    max_coeff_sum: f64,
}
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DIIS coefficient solver using SR1 inverse updates.

Implements the DIISC algorithm. Solves the DIIS equations iteratively while maintaining A⁻¹.

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§convergence: f64

Convergence tolerance

§max_coeff_sum: f64

Maximum coefficient sum allowed

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impl DiisCoeffSolver

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pub fn new(convergence: f64) -> Self

Creates a new solver with specified convergence tolerance.

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pub fn solve( &self, a: &TriangularMatrix, a_inv: &mut TriangularMatrix, coeffs: &mut [f64], n_start: usize, n_total: usize, ) -> Result<usize, GdiisError>

Solves for DIIS coefficients using iterative SR1 updates.

§Arguments
  • a - Lower triangular overlap matrix A[i,j] = <e_i, e_j>
  • a_inv - Inverse of A (maintained via SR1 updates)
  • coeffs - Initial coefficient guess (modified in place)
  • n_start - Starting number of vectors (with existing solution)
  • n_total - Total number of vectors to solve for
§Returns

Number of vectors actually used, or error if failed.

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fn sr1_update( &self, a_inv: &mut TriangularMatrix, dy: &[f64], dx: &[f64], n: usize, ) -> Result<(), GdiisError>

SR1 update for inverse matrix.

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impl Default for DiisCoeffSolver

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