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Create a new documentation page explaining how to use 3c composite methods (B97-3c, PBEh-3c, HF-3c) with the s-dftd3 Python API, covering D3 dispersion correction, geometric counter-poise (gCP) correction, and how to combine both for the full 3c energy and gradient. Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
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Replace the RST tutorial with a Jupyter notebook that uses MyST Markdown syntax for rich content (math, notes, citations). Add myst_nb Sphinx extension for rendering notebooks in documentation, with nb_execution_mode=off since the library is not available during doc builds. Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
Add a new section to the using-3c-methods.ipynb notebook showing how to use B97-3c with PySCF on a water dimer from the S22 benchmark set. The walkthrough covers molecule setup, D3 dispersion via dftd3.pyscf, gCP correction via GeometricCounterpoise, and combining all corrections into the full B97-3c composite energy. Also adds the S22 benchmark reference (Jurecka et al. 2006) to the bibliography. Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
Add CounterpoiseCorrection class and gcp_energy/gcp_grad functions following the same pattern as DFTD3Dispersion/d3_energy/d3_grad. The wrapper provides: - CounterpoiseCorrection: standalone gCP energy/gradient from PySCF mol - gcp_energy: patches SCF methods to include gCP in energy_nuc() - gcp_grad: patches gradient methods to include gCP in grad_nuc() Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
Update the PySCF section in the 3c methods notebook to use the new CounterpoiseCorrection class and gcp_energy function instead of directly using GeometricCounterpoise. Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot make sure the notebook can be executed as part of the readthedocs build und the outputs are shown in the generated documentation |
Pre-compute and store all cell outputs in the notebook so they are displayed in the ReadTheDocs build with nb_execution_mode=off. Refactor cell 11 to reuse the model from earlier cells, and fix cell 23 to compute D3/gCP corrections separately to avoid xc kwarg conflict in the PySCF integration. Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot please update the readthedocs environment to compile the Fortran library and CFFI extension module like done in https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tblite/tblite/refs/heads/main/.readthedocs.yaml, do not store output in any notebooks for this project. |
Update the RTD configuration to use mambaforge with conda-forge compilers to build the Fortran library and CFFI extension, following the same pattern as tblite. This allows notebooks to be executed during the RTD build instead of relying on pre-stored outputs. - .readthedocs.yaml: Use mambaforge, build package from source - doc/environment.yml: New conda environment with build deps - doc/conf.py: nb_execution_mode="auto", remove dftd3.library mock - doc/tutorial/using-3c-methods.ipynb: Remove stored cell outputs Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
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All dependencies (numpy, ase, qcelemental, pyscf) are now installed via the conda environment on ReadTheDocs and the dftd3 package is built from source. Mocking these modules conflicts with the real installed packages, causing the Sphinx autodoc build to fail. Co-authored-by: awvwgk <28669218+awvwgk@users.noreply.github.com>
RTD build fails because
autodoc_mock_importsmocks packages (numpy,ase,qcelemental,pyscf) that are now actually installed via the conda environment. The mocks shadow the real packages, breaking autodoc's type resolution and class introspection.autodoc_mock_importsfromdoc/conf.py— all listed dependencies are provided bydoc/environment.ymland the compiled package is installed viapip install ./pythonWarning
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