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interface_master: Python package building CSL and approximate CSL interfaces of any two lattices -- an effective tool for interface engineers

28 Nov 2022arXiv:2211.15173links table onlyarchive 2025-07-28

Yaoshu Xie, Kiyou Shibata, Teruyasu Mizoguchi

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Crystalline interfaces are of highly importance in many practical applications. To conduct effective simulation and analysis for coincident site lattice (CSL) interfaces, effective programmes are of high demand in building their CSL bicrystal models to apply periodic boundary condition. The existing reported programmes capable suffer from problems including limitation of available lattice, poor capability for making heterogeneous interfaces and requirement of none-intuitive input parameters which cannot be directly obtained from an experimental observation result for an interface. This work presents a python programme to construct bicrystal model of interfaces consisting of any two lattices, including tilt, twist, mixed, and hetero interfaces and surfaces, which will support in effective simulation and analysis of crystalline interfaces.

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