
This project provides a suite of Python codes capable of screening all of the 122 magnetic point groups (MPGs) according to the types of tensorial properties that are supported under the symmetries of each group. In particular, the codes can be used to generate data that can be used to build Excel spreadsheets capable of similar screening operations. A selection of spreadsheets constructed in this way is provided as part of the distribution.
This Zenodo record contains two files for download: Pyth-MPG-Spreadsheets-1.0.0.zip This archive contains several pre-constructed spreadsheets. It also includes the PDF User Guide, describing both the spreadsheets themselves and the python codes that generate them. Pyth-MPG-git-1.0.0.zip An archive of the GitHub repository containing the Python codes.
Crystallography, Magnetic Phenomena, Condensed matter physics
Crystallography, Magnetic Phenomena, Condensed matter physics
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