dft_tools/triqs/gfs/cyclic_lattice.hpp

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#pragma once
#include "./tools.hpp"
#include "./gf.hpp"
#include "./local/tail.hpp"
#include "./domains/R.hpp"
#include "../lattice/cyclic_lattice.hpp"
#include "./evaluators.hpp"

namespace triqs {
namespace gfs {

 struct cyclic_lattice {};

 template <typename Opt> struct gf_mesh<cyclic_lattice, Opt> : lattice::cyclic_lattice_mesh {
  template <typename... T> gf_mesh(T &&... x) : lattice::cyclic_lattice_mesh(std::forward<T>(x)...) {}
 };

 namespace gfs_implementation {

  // h5 name
  template <typename Singularity, typename Opt> struct h5_name<cyclic_lattice, matrix_valued, Singularity, Opt> {
   static std::string invoke() { return "R"; }
  };

  /// ---------------------------  data access  ---------------------------------
  template <typename Opt> struct data_proxy<cyclic_lattice, matrix_valued, Opt> : data_proxy_array<std::complex<double>, 3> {};
  template <typename Opt> struct data_proxy<cyclic_lattice, scalar_valued, Opt> : data_proxy_array<std::complex<double>, 1> {};

  /// ---------------------------  evaluator ---------------------------------

  // simple evaluation : take the point on the grid...
  template <> struct evaluator_fnt_on_mesh<cyclic_lattice> {
   size_t n;
   evaluator_fnt_on_mesh() = default;
   template <typename MeshType, typename R> evaluator_fnt_on_mesh(MeshType const &m, R const &r) { 
    n = m.modulo_reduce(r).linear_index(); 
   }
   template <typename F> AUTO_DECL operator()(F const &f) const RETURN(f(n));
   //template <typename F> decltype(auto) operator()(F const &f) const { return f(n); }
  };

  // --------------------------------------------------------------
  template <typename Target, typename Singularity, typename Opt> struct evaluator<cyclic_lattice, Target, Singularity, Opt> {
   static constexpr int arity = 1;

   template <typename G, typename R> auto operator()(G const *g, R const &r) const {
    auto n = g->mesh().modulo_reduce(r); 
    return (*g)[n];
   }
  };
 }
}
}