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ConvergenceStatus

Struct ConvergenceStatus 

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pub struct ConvergenceStatus {
    pub de_converged: bool,
    pub rms_grad_converged: bool,
    pub max_grad_converged: bool,
    pub rms_disp_converged: bool,
    pub max_disp_converged: bool,
}
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Tracks convergence status for each optimization criterion.

OpenMECP uses five independent convergence criteria, all of which must be satisfied for the optimization to converge. This follows the same standard used by Gaussian and other quantum chemistry programs.

§Convergence Criteria

  1. Energy Difference (ΔE): |E1 - E2| < threshold
  2. RMS Gradient: ||g||_rms < threshold
  3. Maximum Gradient: max(|g_i|) < threshold
  4. RMS Displacement: ||Δx||_rms < threshold
  5. Maximum Displacement: max(|Δx_i|) < threshold

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§de_converged: bool

Energy difference convergence status

§rms_grad_converged: bool

RMS gradient convergence status

§max_grad_converged: bool

Maximum gradient convergence status

§rms_disp_converged: bool

RMS displacement convergence status

§max_disp_converged: bool

Maximum displacement convergence status

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impl ConvergenceStatus

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pub fn is_converged(&self) -> bool

Checks if all convergence criteria are satisfied.

Returns true only when ALL five criteria are met. This is the standard “AND” logic used in quantum chemistry optimizations.

§Returns

Returns true if optimization has converged, false otherwise.

§Examples
let status = ConvergenceStatus {
    de_converged: true,
    rms_grad_converged: true,
    max_grad_converged: true,
    rms_disp_converged: true,
    max_disp_converged: true,
};

assert!(status.is_converged());

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impl Clone for ConvergenceStatus

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fn clone(&self) -> ConvergenceStatus

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ConvergenceStatus

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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