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NAMEsc::OneBodyOneCenterInt - OneBodyOneCenterInt is an abstract base class for objects that compute integrals between two basis functions.SYNOPSIS#include <obint.h> Inherits sc::RefCount. Inherited by sc::OneBodyOneCenterWrapper. Public Member Functionsint nbasis () const Returns the number of basis functions on center one. int nbasis1 () const Returns the number of basis functions on the center one. int nshell () const Return the number of shells on center one. int nshell1 () const Return the number of shells on the center one. Ref< GaussianBasisSet > basis () Return the basis set on center one. Ref< GaussianBasisSet > basis1 () Return the basis set on the center one. const double * buffer () const Returns the buffer where the integrals are placed. virtual void compute_shell (int)=0 Computes the integrals for basis functions on the given shell. virtual void reinitialize () This is called for one body integrals that take data to let them know that the data they reference has changed. virtual bool cloneable () Return true if the clone member can be called. virtual Ref< OneBodyOneCenterInt > clone () Returns a clone of this. Integral * integral () const Protected Member FunctionsOneBodyOneCenterInt (Integral *integral, const Ref< GaussianBasisSet > &b1) Protected AttributesIntegral * integral_ Ref< GaussianBasisSet > bs1_ double * buffer_ Detailed DescriptionOneBodyOneCenterInt is an abstract base class for objects that compute integrals between two basis functions.Member Function Documentationvirtual Ref< OneBodyOneCenterInt > sc::OneBodyOneCenterInt::clone () [virtual]Returns a clone of this. The default implementation throws an exception.virtual bool sc::OneBodyOneCenterInt::cloneable () [virtual]Return true if the clone member can be called. The default implementation returns false.virtual void sc::OneBodyOneCenterInt::compute_shell (int) [pure virtual]Computes the integrals for basis functions on the given shell.Implemented in sc::OneBodyOneCenterWrapper. AuthorGenerated automatically by Doxygen for MPQC from the source code.
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