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which.is.more.eficient.than.the.simplex.method.and.can.be.used.without.modiica-
tion.in.our.problem..The.input.for.the.algorithm.is.the.so-called.cost.matrix. F .whose.
elements.are.given.in.our.case.by
2
F AB
=
R
ʹ −
R
. .
(9.54)
B
A
.
And.the.output.is.the.mapping.between.the.elements.of. X .and. X
a A
(
)
=
a
,
a
{ ,
1 2 3
,
,
, },
N a
a
if A
B
,
(9.55)
.
A
A
A
B
.
which.minimizes.the.total.cost
N
N
∑ ∑ ʹ
2
2
F
R
R
=
d
.
(9.56)
A a A
, (
)
a A
(
)
A
.
A
=
1
A
=
1
.
ʹ
Because.only.the.same.kind.of.atoms.can.be.matched,.the.restriction.
( ) .holds.
here..This.splits.the.set.of.coordinates.into.classes.with.the.same.mass..The.assign-
ment.algorithm.is.applied.separately.to.each.of.these.classes..To.simplify.the.nota-
tion,.the.operator. â .is.deined.by.its.ordering.action.on.the. X ′.elements.as.follows:
m
=
m
a i
i
ˆ
a
X
� � � �
={
R
,
R
,
R
,
,
R
}.
(9.57)
.
a
( )
1
a
( )
2
a
( )
3
a N
(
)
.
Now,.the.distance.associated.with.the.mapping. â .is
N
2
2
2
ˆ
d
=
a
X
ʹ −
X
=
R
ʹ
R
.
(9.58)
a A
(
)
A
.
A
=
1
.
It. is. important. to. realize. that. the. mapping. â,. while. best. for. the. two. sets. of. coor-
dinates. X . and. X ′,. is. not. necessarily. the. overall. best. alignment. of. the. molecules,.
because.external.translations.and.rotations.can.be.applied.to.any.of.the.two.sets.of.
coordinates..Thus,.the.mapping.found.using.a.particular.orientation.is.the.best.only.
in.the.neighborhood.of.this.orientation..An.example.of.this.situation.is.illustrated.in.
Figure. 9.2,. where. two. two-dimensional. molecules. consisting. of. ive. atoms. in. dif-
ferent. orientations. are. shown.. The. irst. molecule. is. identiied. with. empty. circles.
whereas.the. second. molecule.is. identiied. with. solid. circles.. As. Figure. 9.2. shows,.
in.the.irst.orientation.(left.side.of.Figure.9.2),.the.optimum.mapping,.indicated.by.
connection.lines,.is.different.from.the.mapping.given.in.the.second.orientation.(right.
side.of.Figure.9.2),.where.the.second.molecule.is.rotated.by.120°.with.respect.to.the.
irst.molecule.that.is.maintained.ixed..By.rotating.the.second.molecule.by.90°.with.
respect.to.the.irst.one,.the.perfect.superposition.of.the.two.molecules.is.reached,.as.
can.be.anticipated.from.the.left.side.of.Figure.9.2.
With.this.discussion.in.mind,.we.have.implemented.the.following.alignment.algo-
rithm. in. deMon2k.. Because. the. translation. that. minimizes. the. distance. given. by.
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