Building a Non-Ideal HCP Lattice in MD Simulation

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To build a non-ideal hexagonal close-packed (hcp) lattice for molecular dynamics (MD) simulation, the user is seeking advice on converting negative lattice basis values to positive. One suggested method involves adding a z-lattice vector, such as using 1 minus the negative value to achieve a positive result. This approach can help in adjusting the lattice parameters effectively. The discussion emphasizes the importance of maintaining valid lattice configurations in simulations. Proper handling of negative values is crucial for accurate modeling in MD simulations.
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Dear Friends,

I'm trying to bulid a non-ideal hcp lattice in order to use in MD simualtion. I have12 lattice basis. but 2 of them are negative values. Can anyone tell me how I can convert the negative values to positive?

0.66667 0.33333 -0.0416
0.66667 0.33333 -0.1668
 
I think you could add a z-lattice vector, i.e. take 1-0.0416 instead of -0.0416.
 
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