Python code for Krikwood-Buff Integrals












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I am writing a code for the Krikwood-Buff Integrals which has the formula as: https://i.stack.imgur.com/lMtie.png



import os
import numpy as np
import matplotlib
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
A = np.loadtxt ('abc.dat')
B = open('1.dat','w')
r = A[:,0] #r is the 1st column (ie., x-axis values)
g = A[:,1] #g is the 2nd column (ie., y-axis column)

integrand = (g-1)*(r**2)

for i in range(len(r)):
B.write (str(r[i])+'t'+(str(integrand[i]))+'n')

integral = np.trapz(integrand[:-1],r[:-1])*4*np.pi
print 'The integral in the equation2 is ',str(integral)


But when i run this code, i get an increase in the 1st peak(which is wrong)[getting graph],



when compared to the expected result image [expected graph]



Any suggestions on how to improve this code..??
Thank you.









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I am writing a code for the Krikwood-Buff Integrals which has the formula as: https://i.stack.imgur.com/lMtie.png



import os
import numpy as np
import matplotlib
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
A = np.loadtxt ('abc.dat')
B = open('1.dat','w')
r = A[:,0] #r is the 1st column (ie., x-axis values)
g = A[:,1] #g is the 2nd column (ie., y-axis column)

integrand = (g-1)*(r**2)

for i in range(len(r)):
B.write (str(r[i])+'t'+(str(integrand[i]))+'n')

integral = np.trapz(integrand[:-1],r[:-1])*4*np.pi
print 'The integral in the equation2 is ',str(integral)


But when i run this code, i get an increase in the 1st peak(which is wrong)[getting graph],



when compared to the expected result image [expected graph]



Any suggestions on how to improve this code..??
Thank you.









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    Yes, my code is working correctly.
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    You just said that the results were wrong!
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$begingroup$


I am writing a code for the Krikwood-Buff Integrals which has the formula as: https://i.stack.imgur.com/lMtie.png



import os
import numpy as np
import matplotlib
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
A = np.loadtxt ('abc.dat')
B = open('1.dat','w')
r = A[:,0] #r is the 1st column (ie., x-axis values)
g = A[:,1] #g is the 2nd column (ie., y-axis column)

integrand = (g-1)*(r**2)

for i in range(len(r)):
B.write (str(r[i])+'t'+(str(integrand[i]))+'n')

integral = np.trapz(integrand[:-1],r[:-1])*4*np.pi
print 'The integral in the equation2 is ',str(integral)


But when i run this code, i get an increase in the 1st peak(which is wrong)[getting graph],



when compared to the expected result image [expected graph]



Any suggestions on how to improve this code..??
Thank you.









share









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I am writing a code for the Krikwood-Buff Integrals which has the formula as: https://i.stack.imgur.com/lMtie.png



import os
import numpy as np
import matplotlib
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
A = np.loadtxt ('abc.dat')
B = open('1.dat','w')
r = A[:,0] #r is the 1st column (ie., x-axis values)
g = A[:,1] #g is the 2nd column (ie., y-axis column)

integrand = (g-1)*(r**2)

for i in range(len(r)):
B.write (str(r[i])+'t'+(str(integrand[i]))+'n')

integral = np.trapz(integrand[:-1],r[:-1])*4*np.pi
print 'The integral in the equation2 is ',str(integral)


But when i run this code, i get an increase in the 1st peak(which is wrong)[getting graph],



when compared to the expected result image [expected graph]



Any suggestions on how to improve this code..??
Thank you.







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    You just said that the results were wrong!
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    Yes, my code is working correctly.
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    You just said that the results were wrong!
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    – 200_success
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Yes, my code is working correctly.
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1 min ago




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Yes, my code is working correctly.
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– D.H.N
1 min ago












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You just said that the results were wrong!
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– 200_success
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You just said that the results were wrong!
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– 200_success
1 min ago










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