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csl set
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The original centering must be able to provide a lattice point for 1,1,1
in the new centering. The new centering's 1,1,1 point must also map to
a lattice point in the original centering.
Note that it's no use checking 0,0,0, because it'll just be a load of
zeroes.
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warnings
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Not used anywhere
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It's confusing to have matrices acting on both real and reciprocal
vectors. Let's standardise instead on transformations always applying
to real-space cells.
It was only used in one place.
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This makes it easy to reverse the transformation, if required, which it
is when comparing centered cells.
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Get rid of UnitCellTransformation, a thin wrapper which didn't do
anything.
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cells_are_similar -> compare_cell_parameters_and_orientation
compare_cells -> compare_reindexed_cell_parameters_and_orientation
cell_tool.c:cells_the_same -> cellutils.c:compare_cell_parameters
All comparisons now done in real space, checking that centering is the
same, and without uncentering anything.
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There are two functions with this name. Avoid confusion.
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