# English translations for ASE package
# Copyright (C) 2011-2015 CAMD
# This file is distributed under the same license as the ASE package.
#
# Ask Hjorth Larsen <asklarsen@gmail.com>, 2011-2015.
#
msgid ""
msgstr ""
"Project-Id-Version: ase-3.5.2\n"
"Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: ase-developers@listserv.fysik.dtu.dk\n"
"POT-Creation-Date: 2015-05-21 17:01+0200\n"
"PO-Revision-Date: 2015-05-21 17:11+0200\n"
"Last-Translator: Ask Hjorth Larsen <asklarsen@gmail.com>\n"
"Language-Team: English (British) <ase-developers@listserv.fysik.dtu.dk>\n"
"Language: en_GB\n"
"MIME-Version: 1.0\n"
"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n"
"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n"
"Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=(n != 1);\n"

#: ../ag.py:144
msgid "To get a full traceback, use: ase-gui --verbose"
msgstr "To get a full traceback, use: ase-gui --verbose"

#. Asap and GPAW may be imported if selected.
#: ../calculator.py:18
msgid ""
"To make most calculations on the atoms, a Calculator object must first\n"
"be associated with it.  ASE supports a number of calculators, supporting\n"
"different elements, and implementing different physical models for the\n"
"interatomic interactions."
msgstr ""
"To make most calculations on the atoms, a Calculator object must first\n"
"be associated with it.  ASE supports a number of calculators, supporting\n"
"different elements, and implementing different physical models for the\n"
"interatomic interactions."

#. Informational text about the calculators
#: ../calculator.py:26
msgid ""
"The Lennard-Jones pair potential is one of the simplest\n"
"possible models for interatomic interactions, mostly\n"
"suitable for noble gasses and model systems.\n"
"\n"
"Interactions are described by an interaction length and an\n"
"interaction strength."
msgstr ""
"The Lennard-Jones pair potential is one of the simplest\n"
"possible models for interatomic interactions, mostly\n"
"suitable for noble gasses and model systems.\n"
"\n"
"Interactions are described by an interaction length and an\n"
"interaction strength."

#: ../calculator.py:35
msgid ""
"The EMT potential is a many-body potential, giving a\n"
"good description of the late transition metals crystalling\n"
"in the FCC crystal structure.  The elements described by the\n"
"main set of EMT parameters are Al, Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag, Pt, and\n"
"Au, the Al potential is however not suitable for materials\n"
"science application, as the stacking fault energy is wrong.\n"
"\n"
"A number of parameter sets are provided.\n"
"\n"
"<b>Default parameters:</b>\n"
"\n"
"The default EMT parameters, as published in K. W. Jacobsen,\n"
"P. Stoltze and J. K. Nørskov, <i>Surf. Sci.</i> <b>366</b>, 394 (1996).\n"
"\n"
"<b>Alternative Cu, Ag and Au:</b>\n"
"\n"
"An alternative set of parameters for Cu, Ag and Au,\n"
"reoptimized to experimental data including the stacking\n"
"fault energies by Torben Rasmussen (partly unpublished).\n"
"\n"
"<b>Ruthenium:</b>\n"
"\n"
"Parameters for Ruthenium, as published in J. Gavnholt and\n"
"J. Schiøtz, <i>Phys. Rev. B</i> <b>77</b>, 035404 (2008).\n"
"\n"
"<b>Metallic glasses:</b>\n"
"\n"
"Parameters for MgCu and CuZr metallic glasses. MgCu\n"
"parameters are in N. P. Bailey, J. Schiøtz and\n"
"K. W. Jacobsen, <i>Phys. Rev. B</i> <b>69</b>, 144205 (2004).\n"
"CuZr in A. Paduraru, A. Kenoufi, N. P. Bailey and\n"
"J. Schiøtz, <i>Adv. Eng. Mater.</i> <b>9</b>, 505 (2007).\n"
msgstr ""
"The EMT potential is a many-body potential, giving a\n"
"good description of the late transition metals crystalling\n"
"in the FCC crystal structure.  The elements described by the\n"
"main set of EMT parameters are Al, Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag, Pt, and\n"
"Au, the Al potential is however not suitable for materials\n"
"science application, as the stacking fault energy is wrong.\n"
"\n"
"A number of parameter sets are provided.\n"
"\n"
"<b>Default parameters:</b>\n"
"\n"
"The default EMT parameters, as published in K. W. Jacobsen,\n"
"P. Stoltze and J. K. Nørskov, <i>Surf. Sci.</i> <b>366</b>, 394 (1996).\n"
"\n"
"<b>Alternative Cu, Ag and Au:</b>\n"
"\n"
"An alternative set of parameters for Cu, Ag and Au,\n"
"reoptimised to experimental data including the stacking\n"
"fault energies by Torben Rasmussen (partly unpublished).\n"
"\n"
"<b>Ruthenium:</b>\n"
"\n"
"Parameters for Ruthenium, as published in J. Gavnholt and\n"
"J. Schiøtz, <i>Phys. Rev. B</i> <b>77</b>, 035404 (2008).\n"
"\n"
"<b>Metallic glasses:</b>\n"
"\n"
"Parameters for MgCu and CuZr metallic glasses. MgCu\n"
"parameters are in N. P. Bailey, J. Schiøtz and\n"
"K. W. Jacobsen, <i>Phys. Rev. B</i> <b>69</b>, 144205 (2004).\n"
"CuZr in A. Paduraru, A. Kenoufi, N. P. Bailey and\n"
"J. Schiøtz, <i>Adv. Eng. Mater.</i> <b>9</b>, 505 (2007).\n"

#: ../calculator.py:70
msgid ""
"The EMT potential is a many-body potential, giving a\n"
"good description of the late transition metals crystalling\n"
"in the FCC crystal structure.  The elements described by the\n"
"main set of EMT parameters are Al, Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag, Pt, and\n"
"Au.  In addition, this implementation allows for the use of\n"
"H, N, O and C adatoms, although the description of these is\n"
"most likely not very good.\n"
"\n"
"<b>This is the ASE implementation of EMT.</b> For large\n"
"simulations the ASAP implementation is more suitable; this\n"
"implementation is mainly to make EMT available when ASAP is\n"
"not installed.\n"
msgstr ""
"The EMT potential is a many-body potential, giving a\n"
"good description of the late transition metals crystalling\n"
"in the FCC crystal structure.  The elements described by the\n"
"main set of EMT parameters are Al, Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag, Pt, and\n"
"Au.  In addition, this implementation allows for the use of\n"
"H, N, O and C adatoms, although the description of these is\n"
"most likely not very good.\n"
"\n"
"<b>This is the ASE implementation of EMT.</b> For large\n"
"simulations the ASAP implementation is more suitable; this\n"
"implementation is mainly to make EMT available when ASAP is\n"
"not installed.\n"

#: ../calculator.py:85
msgid ""
"The EAM/ADP potential is a many-body potential\n"
"implementation of the Embedded Atom Method and\n"
"equipotential plus the Angular Dependent Potential,\n"
"which is an extension of the EAM to include\n"
"directional bonds. EAM is suited for FCC metallic\n"
"bonding while the ADP is suited for metallic bonds\n"
"with some degree of directionality.\n"
"\n"
"For EAM see M.S. Daw and M.I. Baskes,\n"
"Phys. Rev. Letters 50 (1983) 1285.\n"
"\n"
"For ADP see Y. Mishin, M.J. Mehl, and\n"
"D.A. Papaconstantopoulos, Acta Materialia 53 2005\n"
"4029--4041.\n"
"\n"
"Data for the potential is contained in a file in either LAMMPS Alloy\n"
"or ADP format which need to be loaded before use. The Interatomic\n"
"Potentials Repository Project at http://www.ctcms.nist.gov/potentials/\n"
"contains many suitable potential files.\n"
"\n"
"For large simulations the LAMMPS calculator is more\n"
"suitable; this implementation is mainly to make EAM\n"
"available when LAMMPS is not installed or to develop\n"
"new EAM/ADP poentials by matching results using ab\n"
"initio.\n"
msgstr ""
"The EAM/ADP potential is a many-body potential\n"
"implementation of the Embedded Atom Method and\n"
"equipotential plus the Angular Dependent Potential,\n"
"which is an extension of the EAM to include\n"
"directional bonds. EAM is suited for FCC metallic\n"
"bonding while the ADP is suited for metallic bonds\n"
"with some degree of directionality.\n"
"\n"
"For EAM see M.S. Daw and M.I. Baskes,\n"
"Phys. Rev. Letters 50 (1983) 1285.\n"
"\n"
"For ADP see Y. Mishin, M.J. Mehl, and\n"
"D.A. Papaconstantopoulos, Acta Materialia 53 2005\n"
"4029--4041.\n"
"\n"
"Data for the potential is contained in a file in either LAMMPS Alloy\n"
"or ADP format which need to be loaded before use. The Interatomic\n"
"Potentials Repository Project at http://www.ctcms.nist.gov/potentials/\n"
"contains many suitable potential files.\n"
"\n"
"For large simulations the LAMMPS calculator is more\n"
"suitable; this implementation is mainly to make EAM\n"
"available when LAMMPS is not installed or to develop\n"
"new EAM/ADP poentials by matching results using ab\n"
"initio.\n"

#: ../calculator.py:113
msgid ""
"The Brenner potential is a reactive bond-order potential for\n"
"carbon and hydrocarbons.  As a bond-order potential, it takes\n"
"into account that carbon orbitals can hybridize in different\n"
"ways, and that carbon can form single, double and triple\n"
"bonds.  That the potential is reactive means that it can\n"
"handle gradual changes in the bond order as chemical bonds\n"
"are formed or broken.\n"
"\n"
"The Brenner potential is implemented in Asap, based on a\n"
"C implentation published at http://www.rahul.net/pcm/brenner/ .\n"
"\n"
"The potential is documented here:\n"
"  Donald W Brenner, Olga A Shenderova, Judith A Harrison,\n"
"  Steven J Stuart, Boris Ni and Susan B Sinnott:\n"
"  \"A second-generation reactive empirical bond order (REBO)\n"
"  potential energy expression for hydrocarbons\",\n"
"  J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 14 (2002) 783-802.\n"
"  doi: 10.1088/0953-8984/14/4/312\n"
msgstr ""
"The Brenner potential is a reactive bond-order potential for\n"
"carbon and hydrocarbons.  As a bond-order potential, it takes\n"
"into account that carbon orbitals can hybridise in different\n"
"ways, and that carbon can form single, double and triple\n"
"bonds.  That the potential is reactive means that it can\n"
"handle gradual changes in the bond order as chemical bonds\n"
"are formed or broken.\n"
"\n"
"The Brenner potential is implemented in Asap, based on a\n"
"C implentation published at http://www.rahul.net/pcm/brenner/ .\n"
"\n"
"The potential is documented here:\n"
"  Donald W Brenner, Olga A Shenderova, Judith A Harrison,\n"
"  Steven J Stuart, Boris Ni and Susan B Sinnott:\n"
"  \"A second-generation reactive empirical bond order (REBO)\n"
"  potential energy expression for hydrocarbons\",\n"
"  J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 14 (2002) 783-802.\n"
"  doi: 10.1088/0953-8984/14/4/312\n"

#: ../calculator.py:135
msgid ""
"GPAW implements Density Functional Theory using a\n"
"<b>G</b>rid-based real-space representation of the wave\n"
"functions, and the <b>P</b>rojector <b>A</b>ugmented <b>W</b>ave\n"
"method for handling the core regions.\n"
msgstr ""
"GPAW implements Density Functional Theory using a\n"
"<b>G</b>rid-based real-space representation of the wave\n"
"functions, and the <b>P</b>rojector <b>A</b>ugmented <b>W</b>ave\n"
"method for handling the core regions.\n"

#: ../calculator.py:142
msgid ""
"FHI-aims is an external package implementing density\n"
"functional theory and quantum chemical methods using\n"
"all-electron methods and a numeric local orbital basis set.\n"
"For full details, see http://www.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/aims/\n"
"or Comp. Phys. Comm. v180 2175 (2009). The ASE\n"
"documentation contains information on the keywords and\n"
"functionalities available within this interface.\n"
msgstr ""
"FHI-aims is an external package implementing density\n"
"functional theory and quantum chemical methods using\n"
"all-electron methods and a numeric local orbital basis set.\n"
"For full details, see http://www.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/aims/\n"
"or Comp. Phys. Comm. v180 2175 (2009). The ASE\n"
"documentation contains information on the keywords and\n"
"functionalities available within this interface.\n"

#: ../calculator.py:152
msgid ""
"WARNING:\n"
"Your system seems to have more than zero but less than \n"
"three periodic dimensions. Please check that this is\n"
"really what you want to compute. Assuming full \n"
"3D periodicity for this calculator."
msgstr ""
"WARNING:\n"
"Your system seems to have more than zero but less than \n"
"three periodic dimensions. Please check that this is\n"
"really what you want to compute. Assuming full \n"
"3D periodicity for this calculator."

#: ../calculator.py:159
msgid ""
"VASP is an external package implementing density \n"
"functional functional theory using pseudopotentials \n"
"or the projector-augmented wave method together \n"
"with a plane wave basis set. For full details, see\n"
"http://cms.mpi.univie.ac.at/vasp/vasp/\n"
msgstr ""
"VASP is an external package implementing density \n"
"functional functional theory using pseudopotentials \n"
"or the projector-augmented wave method together \n"
"with a plane wave basis set. For full details, see\n"
"http://cms.mpi.univie.ac.at/vasp/vasp/\n"

#: ../calculator.py:168
msgid "Default (Al, Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag, Pt, Au)"
msgstr "Default (Al, Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag, Pt, Au)"

#: ../calculator.py:169
msgid "Alternative Cu, Ag and Au"
msgstr "Alternative Cu, Ag and Au"

#: ../calculator.py:170
msgid "Ruthenium"
msgstr "Ruthenium"

#: ../calculator.py:171
msgid "CuMg and CuZr metallic glass"
msgstr "CuMg and CuZr metallic glass"

#: ../calculator.py:189
msgid "Select calculator"
msgstr "Select calculator"

#: ../calculator.py:195
msgid "Calculator:"
msgstr "Calculator:"

#. No calculator (the default)
#: ../calculator.py:198
msgid "None"
msgstr "None"

#: ../calculator.py:203
msgid "Lennard-Jones (ASAP)"
msgstr "Lennard-Jones (ASAP)"

#: ../calculator.py:204 ../calculator.py:231 ../calculator.py:246
#: ../calculator.py:255 ../calculator.py:264
msgid "Setup"
msgstr "Setup"

#: ../calculator.py:211
msgid "EMT - Effective Medium Theory (ASAP)"
msgstr "EMT - Effective Medium Theory (ASAP)"

#: ../calculator.py:223
msgid "EMT - Effective Medium Theory (ASE)"
msgstr "EMT - Effective Medium Theory (ASE)"

#: ../calculator.py:230
msgid "EAM - Embedded Atom Method/Angular Dependent Potential (ASE)"
msgstr "EAM - Embedded Atom Method/Angular Dependent Potential (ASE)"

#: ../calculator.py:238
msgid "Brenner Potential (ASAP)"
msgstr "Brenner Potential (ASAP)"

#: ../calculator.py:244
msgid "Density Functional Theory (GPAW)"
msgstr "Density Functional Theory (GPAW)"

#: ../calculator.py:253
msgid "Density Functional Theory (FHI-aims)"
msgstr "Density Functional Theory (FHI-aims)"

#: ../calculator.py:262
msgid "Density Functional Theory (VASP)"
msgstr "Density Functional Theory (VASP)"

#: ../calculator.py:275
msgid "Check that the calculator is reasonable."
msgstr "Check that the calculator is reasonable."

#: ../calculator.py:345 ../simulation.py:114
msgid "No atoms present"
msgstr "No atoms present"

#: ../calculator.py:439 ../calculator.py:474 ../calculator.py:521
msgid "ASAP is not installed. (Failed to import asap3)"
msgstr "ASAP is not installed. (Failed to import asap3)"

#: ../calculator.py:442
msgid "You must set up the Lennard-Jones parameters"
msgstr "You must set up the Lennard-Jones parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:447
msgid "Could not create useful Lennard-Jones calculator."
msgstr "Could not create useful Lennard-Jones calculator."

#: ../calculator.py:482
msgid "Could not attach EMT calculator to the atoms."
msgstr "Could not attach EMT calculator to the atoms."

#: ../calculator.py:503
msgid "You must set up the EAM parameters"
msgstr "You must set up the EAM parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:539 ../calculator.py:551
msgid "GPAW is not installed. (Failed to import gpaw)"
msgstr "GPAW is not installed. (Failed to import gpaw)"

#: ../calculator.py:542
msgid "You must set up the GPAW parameters"
msgstr "You must set up the GPAW parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:584
msgid "You must set up the FHI-aims parameters"
msgstr "You must set up the FHI-aims parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:599
msgid "You must set up the VASP parameters"
msgstr "You must set up the VASP parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:624
#, python-format
msgid "Element %(sym)s not allowed by the '%(name)s' calculator"
msgstr "Element %(sym)s not allowed by the '%(name)s' calculator"

#: ../calculator.py:632
msgid "Info"
msgstr "Info"

#: ../calculator.py:648
msgid "Lennard-Jones parameters"
msgstr "Lennard-Jones parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:660
msgid "Specify the Lennard-Jones parameters here"
msgstr "Specify the Lennard-Jones parameters here"

#: ../calculator.py:663
msgid "Epsilon (eV):"
msgstr "Epsilon (eV):"

#: ../calculator.py:667
msgid "Sigma (Å):"
msgstr "Sigma (Å):"

#. TRANSLATORS: Shift roughly means adjust (about a potential)
#: ../calculator.py:671
msgid "Shift to make smooth at cutoff"
msgstr "Shift to make smooth at cutoff"

#: ../calculator.py:750
msgid "EAM parameters"
msgstr "EAM parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:764
msgid "Import Potential"
msgstr "Import Potential"

#: ../calculator.py:787
msgid "You need to import the potential file"
msgstr "You need to import the potential file"

#: ../calculator.py:795
msgid "Import .alloy or .adp potential file ... "
msgstr "Import .alloy or .adp potential file ... "

#: ../calculator.py:818
msgid "GPAW parameters"
msgstr "GPAW parameters"

#. label = gtk.Label("Specify the GPAW parameters here")
#. pack(vbox, [label])
#. Print some info
#: ../calculator.py:833 ../calculator.py:1123 ../calculator.py:1612
#, python-format
msgid "%i atoms.\n"
msgstr "%i atoms.\n"

#: ../calculator.py:835
#, python-format
msgid "Orthogonal unit cell: %.2f x %.2f x %.2f Å."
msgstr "Orthogonal unit cell: %.2f x %.2f x %.2f Å."

#: ../calculator.py:837
msgid "Non-orthogonal unit cell:\n"
msgstr "Non-orthogonal unit cell:\n"

#: ../calculator.py:847 ../calculator.py:1139 ../calculator.py:1627
msgid "Exchange-correlation functional: "
msgstr "Exchange-correlation functional: "

#. Grid spacing
#: ../calculator.py:851
msgid "Grid spacing"
msgstr "Grid spacing"

#: ../calculator.py:855 ../graphene.py:67 ../graphene.py:78 ../graphene.py:101
#: ../nanotube.py:49 ../surfaceslab.py:97
msgid "Å"
msgstr "Å"

#: ../calculator.py:856
msgid "Grid points"
msgstr "Grid points"

#: ../calculator.py:865
#, python-format
msgid "h<sub>eff</sub> = (%.3f, %.3f, %.3f) Å"
msgstr "h<sub>eff</sub> = (%.3f, %.3f, %.3f) Å"

#: ../calculator.py:891 ../calculator.py:1154 ../calculator.py:1663
msgid "k-points  k = ("
msgstr "k-points  k = ("

#: ../calculator.py:895 ../calculator.py:1158
#, python-format
msgid "k-points x size:  (%.1f, %.1f, %.1f) Å"
msgstr "k-points x size:  (%.1f, %.1f, %.1f) Å"

#. Spin polarized
#: ../calculator.py:900 ../calculator.py:1625
msgid "Spin polarized"
msgstr "Spin polarised"

#: ../calculator.py:906
msgid "FD - Finite Difference (grid) mode"
msgstr "FD - Finite Difference (grid) mode"

#: ../calculator.py:907
msgid "LCAO - Linear Combination of Atomic Orbitals"
msgstr "LCAO - Linear Combination of Atomic Orbitals"

#: ../calculator.py:910
msgid "Mode: "
msgstr "Mode: "

#: ../calculator.py:912
msgid "sz - Single Zeta"
msgstr "sz - Single Zeta"

#: ../calculator.py:913
msgid "szp - Single Zeta polarized"
msgstr "szp - Single Zeta polarised"

#: ../calculator.py:914
msgid "dzp - Double Zeta polarized"
msgstr "dzp - Double Zeta polarised"

#. dzp
#: ../calculator.py:916
msgid "Basis functions: "
msgstr "Basis functions: "

#. Mixer
#: ../calculator.py:922
msgid "Non-standard mixer parameters"
msgstr "Non-standard mixer parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:1119
msgid "FHI-aims parameters"
msgstr "FHI-aims parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:1126
msgid "Periodic geometry, unit cell is:\n"
msgstr "Periodic geometry, unit cell is:\n"

#: ../calculator.py:1131
msgid "Non-periodic geometry.\n"
msgstr "Non-periodic geometry.\n"

#: ../calculator.py:1138
msgid "Hirshfeld-based dispersion correction"
msgstr "Hirshfeld-based dispersion correction"

#. Spin polarized, charge, relativity
#: ../calculator.py:1164
msgid "Spin / initial moment "
msgstr "Spin / initial moment "

#: ../calculator.py:1182
msgid "   Charge"
msgstr "   Charge"

#: ../calculator.py:1184
msgid "   Relativity"
msgstr "   Relativity"

#: ../calculator.py:1186
msgid " Threshold"
msgstr " Threshold"

#. self-consistency criteria
#: ../calculator.py:1191
msgid "Self-consistency convergence:"
msgstr "Self-consistency convergence:"

#: ../calculator.py:1204
msgid "Compute forces"
msgstr "Compute forces"

#. XXX: use gtk table for layout.  Spaces will not work well otherwise
#. (depend on fonts, widget style, ...)
#. TRANSLATORS: Don't care too much about these, just get approximately
#. the same string lengths
#: ../calculator.py:1215
msgid "Energy:                 "
msgstr "Energy:                 "

#: ../calculator.py:1217
msgid " eV   Sum of eigenvalues:  "
msgstr " eV   Sum of eigenvalues:  "

#: ../calculator.py:1219 ../calculator.py:1698
msgid " eV"
msgstr " eV"

#: ../calculator.py:1220
msgid "Electron density: "
msgstr "Electron density: "

#: ../calculator.py:1222
msgid "        Force convergence:  "
msgstr "        Force convergence:  "

#: ../calculator.py:1224
msgid " eV/Ang  "
msgstr " eV/Ang  "

#: ../calculator.py:1237 ../calculator.py:1709
msgid "Additional keywords: "
msgstr "Additional keywords: "

#. run command and species defaults:
#: ../calculator.py:1251
msgid "FHI-aims execution command: "
msgstr "FHI-aims execution command: "

#: ../calculator.py:1253 ../calculator.py:1726
msgid "Directory for species defaults: "
msgstr "Directory for species defaults: "

#: ../calculator.py:1265 ../calculator.py:1734
msgid "Set Defaults"
msgstr "Set Defaults"

#: ../calculator.py:1267
msgid "Import control.in"
msgstr "Import control.in"

#: ../calculator.py:1269
msgid "Export control.in"
msgstr "Export control.in"

#: ../calculator.py:1456
msgid "Export parameters ... "
msgstr "Export parameters ... "

#: ../calculator.py:1476
msgid "Import control.in file ... "
msgstr "Import control.in file ... "

#: ../calculator.py:1532 ../calculator.py:2041
#, python-format
msgid ""
"Please use the facilities provided in this window to manipulate the keyword: "
"%s!"
msgstr ""
"Please use the facilities provided in this window to manipulate the keyword: "
"%s!"

#: ../calculator.py:1535
#, python-format
msgid ""
"Don't know this keyword: %s\n"
"\n"
"Please check!\n"
"\n"
"If you really think it should be available, please add it to the top of ase/"
"calculators/aims.py."
msgstr ""
"Don't know this keyword: %s\n"
"\n"
"Please check!\n"
"\n"
"If you really think it should be available, please add it to the top of ase/"
"calculators/aims.py."

#: ../calculator.py:1608
msgid "VASP parameters"
msgstr "VASP parameters"

#: ../calculator.py:1614
msgid "Periodic geometry, unit cell is: \n"
msgstr "Periodic geometry, unit cell is: \n"

#: ../calculator.py:1666
msgid ")    Cutoff: "
msgstr ")    Cutoff: "

#: ../calculator.py:1667
msgid "    Precision: "
msgstr "    Precision: "

#: ../calculator.py:1669
#, python-format
msgid "k-points x size:  (%.1f, %.1f, %.1f) Å       "
msgstr "k-points x size:  (%.1f, %.1f, %.1f) Å       "

#: ../calculator.py:1685
msgid "Smearing: "
msgstr "Smearing: "

#: ../calculator.py:1687
msgid " order: "
msgstr " order: "

#: ../calculator.py:1689
msgid " width: "
msgstr " width: "

#: ../calculator.py:1696
msgid "Self-consistency convergence: "
msgstr "Self-consistency convergence: "

#. run command and location of POTCAR files:
#: ../calculator.py:1722
msgid "VASP execution command: "
msgstr "VASP execution command: "

#: ../calculator.py:1736
msgid "Import VASP files"
msgstr "Import VASP files"

#: ../calculator.py:1738
msgid "Export VASP files"
msgstr "Export VASP files"

#: ../calculator.py:1945
msgid "<b>WARNING:</b> cutoff energy is lower than recommended minimum!"
msgstr "<b>WARNING:</b> cutoff energy is lower than recommended minimum!"

#: ../calculator.py:1997
msgid "Import VASP input files: choose directory ... "
msgstr "Import VASP input files: choose directory ... "

#: ../calculator.py:2011
msgid "Export VASP input files: choose directory ... "
msgstr "Export VASP input files: choose directory ... "

#: ../calculator.py:2044
#, python-format
msgid ""
"Don't know this keyword: %s\n"
"Please check!\n"
"\n"
"If you really think it should be available, please add it to the top of ase/"
"calculators/vasp.py."
msgstr ""
"Don't know this keyword: %s\n"
"Please check!\n"
"\n"
"If you really think it should be available, please add it to the top of ase/"
"calculators/vasp.py."

#: ../colors.py:27
msgid "Colors"
msgstr "Colours"

#. Upper left: Choose how the atoms are colored.
#: ../colors.py:44
msgid "Choose how the atoms are colored:"
msgstr "Choose how the atoms are coloured:"

#: ../colors.py:46
msgid "By atomic number, default \"jmol\" colors"
msgstr "By atomic number, default \"jmol\" colours"

#: ../colors.py:48
msgid "By atomic number, user specified"
msgstr "By atomic number, user specified"

#: ../colors.py:49
msgid "By tag"
msgstr "By tag"

#: ../colors.py:50
msgid "By force"
msgstr "By force"

#: ../colors.py:51
msgid "By velocity"
msgstr "By velocity"

#: ../colors.py:52
msgid "By charge"
msgstr "By charge"

#: ../colors.py:54
msgid "By magnetic moment"
msgstr "By magnetic moment"

#: ../colors.py:56
msgid "By coordination"
msgstr "By coordination"

#: ../colors.py:57
msgid "Manually specified"
msgstr "Manually specified"

#: ../colors.py:58
msgid "All the same color"
msgstr "All the same colour"

#. Now fill in the box for additional information in case the force is used.
#: ../colors.py:74
msgid "This should not be displayed in forces!"
msgstr "This should not be displayed in forces!"

#: ../colors.py:79 ../colors.py:93 ../colors.py:108 ../colors.py:124
#: ../rotate.py:25
msgid "Update"
msgstr "Update"

#: ../colors.py:81 ../colors.py:95 ../colors.py:110 ../colors.py:126
msgid "Min: "
msgstr "Min: "

#: ../colors.py:83 ../colors.py:97 ../colors.py:112 ../colors.py:128
msgid "  Max: "
msgstr "  Max: "

#: ../colors.py:85 ../colors.py:99 ../colors.py:114 ../colors.py:130
msgid "  Steps: "
msgstr "  Steps: "

#. Now fill in the box for additional information in case
#. the charge is used.
#: ../colors.py:106 ../colors.py:122
msgid "This should not be displayed!"
msgstr "This should not be displayed!"

#: ../colors.py:137
msgid "Create a color scale:"
msgstr "Create a colour scale:"

#: ../colors.py:140
msgid "Black - white"
msgstr "Black - white"

#: ../colors.py:141
msgid "Black - red - yellow - white"
msgstr "Black - red - yellow - white"

#: ../colors.py:142
msgid "Black - green - white"
msgstr "Black - green - white"

#: ../colors.py:143
msgid "Black - blue - cyan"
msgstr "Black - blue - cyan"

#: ../colors.py:144
msgid "Blue - white - red"
msgstr "Blue - white - red"

#: ../colors.py:145
msgid "Hue"
msgstr "Hue"

#: ../colors.py:146
msgid "Named colors"
msgstr "Named colours"

#: ../colors.py:152
msgid "Create"
msgstr "Create"

#: ../colors.py:517
msgid "ERROR"
msgstr "ERROR"

#: ../colors.py:546
msgid "ERR"
msgstr "ERR"

#: ../colors.py:638
msgid "Incorrect color specification"
msgstr "Incorrect colour specification"

#: ../constraints.py:12 ../widgets.py:96
msgid "Constraints"
msgstr "Constraints"

#: ../constraints.py:14 ../constraints.py:17 ../settings.py:16
#: ../widgets.py:98 ../widgets.py:101
msgid "Constrain"
msgstr "Constrain"

#: ../constraints.py:15 ../settings.py:19 ../settings.py:34 ../widgets.py:99
msgid " selected atoms"
msgstr " selected atoms"

#: ../constraints.py:18 ../widgets.py:102
msgid " immobile atoms:"
msgstr " immobile atoms:"

#: ../constraints.py:20
msgid "Unconstrain"
msgstr "Unconstrain"

#: ../constraints.py:21
msgid " selected atoms:"
msgstr " selected atoms:"

#: ../constraints.py:23
msgid "Clear constraints"
msgstr "Clear constraints"

#: ../constraints.py:25 ../dft.py:28 ../settings.py:52 ../widgets.py:65
#: ../widgets.py:106
msgid "Close"
msgstr "Close"

#: ../crystal.py:16
msgid ""
"  Use this dialog to create crystal lattices. First select the structure,\n"
"  either from a set of common crystal structures, or by space group "
"description.\n"
"  Then add all other lattice parameters.\n"
"\n"
"  If an experimental crystal structure is available for an atom, you can\n"
"  look up the crystal type and lattice constant, otherwise you have to "
"specify it\n"
"  yourself.  "
msgstr ""
"  Use this dialog to create crystal lattices. First select the structure,\n"
"  either from a set of common crystal structures, or by space group "
"description.\n"
"  Then add all other lattice parameters.\n"
"\n"
"  If an experimental crystal structure is available for an atom, you can\n"
"  look up the crystal type and lattice constant, otherwise you have to "
"specify it\n"
"  yourself.  "

#: ../crystal.py:33 ../graphene.py:27
#, python-format
msgid " %(natoms)i atoms: %(symbols)s, Volume: %(volume).3f A<sup>3</sup>"
msgstr " %(natoms)i atoms: %(symbols)s, Volume: %(volume).3f A<sup>3</sup>"

#: ../crystal.py:58
msgid "Create Bulk Crystal by Spacegroup"
msgstr "Create Bulk Crystal by Spacegroup"

#: ../crystal.py:72
msgid "Number: 1"
msgstr "Number: 1"

#: ../crystal.py:73
msgid "Lattice: "
msgstr "Lattice: "

#: ../crystal.py:73
msgid "\tSpace group: "
msgstr "\tSpace group: "

#: ../crystal.py:77
msgid "Size: x: "
msgstr "Size: x: "

#: ../crystal.py:78 ../crystal.py:138
msgid "  y: "
msgstr "  y: "

#: ../crystal.py:79 ../crystal.py:139
msgid "  z: "
msgstr "  z: "

#: ../crystal.py:80 ../surfaceslab.py:127 ../surfaceslab.py:129
msgid " unit cells"
msgstr " unit cells"

#: ../crystal.py:92 ../crystal.py:96 ../crystal.py:100 ../crystal.py:104
#: ../crystal.py:108 ../crystal.py:112
msgid "free"
msgstr "free"

#: ../crystal.py:93 ../crystal.py:102
msgid "equals b"
msgstr "equals b"

#: ../crystal.py:94 ../crystal.py:98
msgid "equals c"
msgstr "equals c"

#: ../crystal.py:95 ../crystal.py:99 ../crystal.py:103 ../crystal.py:107
#: ../crystal.py:111 ../crystal.py:115
msgid "fixed"
msgstr "fixed"

#: ../crystal.py:97 ../crystal.py:101
msgid "equals a"
msgstr "equals a"

#: ../crystal.py:105 ../crystal.py:114
msgid "equals beta"
msgstr "equals beta"

#: ../crystal.py:106 ../crystal.py:110
msgid "equals gamma"
msgstr "equals gamma"

#: ../crystal.py:109 ../crystal.py:113
msgid "equals alpha"
msgstr "equals alpha"

#: ../crystal.py:119
msgid "Lattice parameters"
msgstr "Lattice parameters"

#: ../crystal.py:120
msgid "\t\ta:\t"
msgstr "\t\ta:\t"

#: ../crystal.py:121
msgid "\talpha:\t"
msgstr "\talpha:\t"

#: ../crystal.py:122
msgid "\t\tb:\t"
msgstr "\t\tb:\t"

#: ../crystal.py:123
msgid "\tbeta:\t"
msgstr "\tbeta:\t"

#: ../crystal.py:124
msgid "\t\tc:\t"
msgstr "\t\tc:\t"

#: ../crystal.py:125
msgid "\tgamma:\t"
msgstr "\tgamma:\t"

#: ../crystal.py:126 ../surfaceslab.py:99
msgid "Get from database"
msgstr "Get from database"

#: ../crystal.py:131
msgid "Basis: "
msgstr "Basis: "

#: ../crystal.py:137
msgid "  Element:\t"
msgstr "  Element:\t"

#: ../crystal.py:137
msgid "\tx: "
msgstr "\tx: "

#: ../crystal.py:157
msgid "Creating a crystal."
msgstr "Creating a crystal."

#: ../crystal.py:202
#, python-format
msgid "Symbol: %s"
msgstr "Symbol: %s"

#: ../crystal.py:207
#, python-format
msgid "Number: %s"
msgstr "Number: %s"

#: ../crystal.py:210
msgid "Invalid Spacegroup!"
msgstr "Invalid Spacegroup!"

#: ../crystal.py:336 ../crystal.py:339
msgid "Please specify a consistent set of atoms."
msgstr "Please specify a consistent set of atoms."

#: ../crystal.py:348 ../graphene.py:254 ../nanoparticle.py:614
#: ../nanotube.py:160 ../surfaceslab.py:248
msgid "No valid atoms."
msgstr "No valid atoms."

#: ../crystal.py:465
msgid "Can't find lattice definition!"
msgstr "Can't find lattice definition!"

#: ../debug.py:12
msgid "Debug"
msgstr "Debug"

#: ../dft.py:12
msgid "DFT"
msgstr "DFT"

#: ../dft.py:18
msgid "XC-functional: "
msgstr "XC-functional: "

#: ../dft.py:22 ../repeat.py:14
msgid "Repeat atoms:"
msgstr "Repeat atoms:"

#: ../energyforces.py:11
msgid "Output:"
msgstr "Output:"

#: ../energyforces.py:41
msgid "Save output"
msgstr "Save output"

#: ../energyforces.py:57
msgid "Potential energy and forces"
msgstr "Potential energy and forces"

#: ../energyforces.py:61
msgid "Calculate potential energy and the force on all atoms"
msgstr "Calculate potential energy and the force on all atoms"

#: ../energyforces.py:65
msgid "Write forces on the atoms"
msgstr "Write forces on the atoms"

#: ../energyforces.py:82
msgid "Potential Energy:\n"
msgstr "Potential Energy:\n"

#: ../energyforces.py:83
#, python-format
msgid "  %8.2f eV\n"
msgstr "  %8.2f eV\n"

#: ../energyforces.py:84
#, python-format
msgid ""
"  %8.4f eV/atom\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""
"  %8.4f eV/atom\n"
"\n"

#: ../energyforces.py:86
msgid "Forces:\n"
msgstr "Forces:\n"

#: ../execute.py:22
msgid ""
"\n"
"    Global commands work on all frames or only on the current frame\n"
"    - Assignment of a global variable may not reference a local one\n"
"    - use 'Current frame' switch to switch off application to all frames\n"
"    <c>e</c>:\t\ttotal energy of one frame\n"
"    <c>fmax</c>:\tmaximal force in one frame\n"
"    <c>A</c>:\tunit cell\n"
"    <c>E</c>:\t\ttotal energy array of all frames\n"
"    <c>F</c>:\t\tall forces in one frame\n"
"    <c>M</c>:\tall magnetic moments\n"
"    <c>R</c>:\t\tall atomic positions\n"
"    <c>S</c>:\tall selected atoms (boolean array)\n"
"    <c>D</c>:\tall dynamic atoms (boolean array)\n"
"    examples: <c>frame = 1</c>, <c>A[0][1] += 4</c>, <c>e-E[-1]</c>\n"
"\n"
"    Atom commands work on each atom (or a selection) individually\n"
"    - these can use global commands on the RHS of an equation\n"
"    - use 'selected atoms only' to restrict application of command\n"
"    <c>x,y,z</c>:\tatomic coordinates\n"
"    <c>r,g,b</c>:\tatom display color, range is [0..1]\n"
"    <c>rad</c>:\tatomic radius for display\n"
"    <c>s</c>:\t\tatom is selected\n"
"    <c>d</c>:\t\tatom is movable\n"
"    <c>f</c>:\t\tforce\n"
"    <c>Z</c>:\tatomic number\n"
"    <c>m</c>:\tmagnetic moment\n"
"    examples: <c>x -= A[0][0], s = z > 5, Z = 6</c>\n"
"\n"
"    Special commands and objects:\n"
"    <c>sa,cf</c>:\t(un)restrict to selected atoms/current frame\n"
"    <c>frame</c>:\tframe number\n"
"    <c>center</c>:\tcenters the system in its existing unit cell\n"
"    <c>del S</c>:\tdelete selection\n"
"    <c>CM</c>:\tcenter of mass\n"
"    <c>ans[-i]</c>:\tith last calculated result\n"
"    <c>exec file</c>: executes commands listed in file\n"
"    <c>cov[Z]</c>:(read only): covalent radius of atomic number Z\n"
"    <c>gui</c>:\tadvanced: ase-gui window python object\n"
"    <c>img</c>:\tadvanced: ase-gui images object\n"
"    "
msgstr ""
"\n"
"    Global commands work on all frames or only on the current frame\n"
"    - Assignment of a global variable may not reference a local one\n"
"    - use 'Current frame' switch to switch off application to all frames\n"
"    <c>e</c>:\t\ttotal energy of one frame\n"
"    <c>fmax</c>:\tmaximal force in one frame\n"
"    <c>A</c>:\tunit cell\n"
"    <c>E</c>:\t\ttotal energy array of all frames\n"
"    <c>F</c>:\t\tall forces in one frame\n"
"    <c>M</c>:\tall magnetic moments\n"
"    <c>R</c>:\t\tall atomic positions\n"
"    <c>S</c>:\tall selected atoms (boolean array)\n"
"    <c>D</c>:\tall dynamic atoms (boolean array)\n"
"    examples: <c>frame = 1</c>, <c>A[0][1] += 4</c>, <c>e-E[-1]</c>\n"
"\n"
"    Atom commands work on each atom (or a selection) individually\n"
"    - these can use global commands on the RHS of an equation\n"
"    - use 'selected atoms only' to restrict application of command\n"
"    <c>x,y,z</c>:\tatomic coordinates\n"
"    <c>r,g,b</c>:\tatom display colour, range is [0..1]\n"
"    <c>rad</c>:\tatomic radius for display\n"
"    <c>s</c>:\t\tatom is selected\n"
"    <c>d</c>:\t\tatom is movable\n"
"    <c>f</c>:\t\tforce\n"
"    <c>Z</c>:\tatomic number\n"
"    <c>m</c>:\tmagnetic moment\n"
"    examples: <c>x -= A[0][0], s = z > 5, Z = 6</c>\n"
"\n"
"    Special commands and objects:\n"
"    <c>sa,cf</c>:\t(un)restrict to selected atoms/current frame\n"
"    <c>frame</c>:\tframe number\n"
"    <c>center</c>:\tcenters the system in its existing unit cell\n"
"    <c>del S</c>:\tdelete selection\n"
"    <c>CM</c>:\tcentre of mass\n"
"    <c>ans[-i]</c>:\tith last calculated result\n"
"    <c>exec file</c>: executes commands listed in file\n"
"    <c>cov[Z]</c>:(read only): covalent radius of atomic number Z\n"
"    <c>gui</c>:\tadvanced: ase-gui window python object\n"
"    <c>img</c>:\tadvanced: ase-gui images object\n"
"    "

#: ../execute.py:66
msgid "Expert user mode"
msgstr "Expert user mode"

#: ../execute.py:79
msgid "Welcome to the ASE Expert user mode"
msgstr "Welcome to the ASE Expert user mode"

#: ../execute.py:86
msgid "Only selected atoms (sa)   "
msgstr "Only selected atoms (sa)   "

#: ../execute.py:88
msgid "Only current frame (cf)  "
msgstr "Only current frame (cf)  "

#: ../execute.py:98
msgid ""
"Global: Use A, D, E, M, N, R, S, n, frame; Atoms: Use a, f, m, s, x, y, z, "
"Z     "
msgstr ""
"Global: Use A, D, E, M, N, R, S, n, frame; Atoms: Use a, f, m, s, x, y, z, "
"Z     "

#: ../execute.py:197
#, python-format
msgid "*** WARNING: file does not exist - %s"
msgstr "*** WARNING: file does not exist - %s"

#: ../execute.py:202
msgid "*** WARNING: No atoms selected to work with"
msgstr "*** WARNING: No atoms selected to work with"

#: ../execute.py:276
msgid "*** Only working on selected atoms"
msgstr "*** Only working on selected atoms"

#: ../execute.py:278
msgid "*** Working on all atoms"
msgstr "*** Working on all atoms"

#: ../execute.py:282
msgid "*** Only working on current image"
msgstr "*** Only working on current image"

#: ../execute.py:284
msgid "*** Working on all images"
msgstr "*** Working on all images"

#: ../execute.py:300
msgid "Save Terminal text ..."
msgstr "Save Terminal text ..."

#: ../graphene.py:16
msgid ""
"Set up a graphene sheet or a graphene nanoribbon.  A nanoribbon may\n"
"optionally be saturated with hydrogen (or another element)."
msgstr ""
"Set up a graphene sheet or a graphene nanoribbon.  A nanoribbon may\n"
"optionally be saturated with hydrogen (or another element)."

#: ../graphene.py:33 ../gui.py:345
msgid "Graphene"
msgstr "Graphene"

#. Choose structure
#. The structure and lattice constant
#. Choose the surface structure
#: ../graphene.py:40 ../nanoparticle.py:139 ../surfaceslab.py:78
msgid "Structure: "
msgstr "Structure: "

#: ../graphene.py:42
msgid "Infinite sheet"
msgstr "Infinite sheet"

#: ../graphene.py:42
msgid "Unsaturated ribbon"
msgstr "Unsaturated ribbon"

#: ../graphene.py:43
msgid "Saturated ribbon"
msgstr "Saturated ribbon"

#. Orientation
#: ../graphene.py:50
msgid "Orientation: "
msgstr "Orientation: "

#: ../graphene.py:53
msgid "zigzag"
msgstr "zigzag"

#: ../graphene.py:53
msgid "armchair"
msgstr "armchair"

#: ../graphene.py:66 ../graphene.py:77 ../nanotube.py:48
msgid "  Bond length: "
msgstr "  Bond length: "

#. Choose the saturation element and bond length
#: ../graphene.py:72
msgid "Saturation: "
msgstr "Saturation: "

#: ../graphene.py:75
msgid "H"
msgstr "H"

#. Size
#: ../graphene.py:90
msgid "Width: "
msgstr "Width: "

#: ../graphene.py:91 ../nanotube.py:67
msgid "  Length: "
msgstr "  Length: "

#. Vacuum
#: ../graphene.py:99
msgid "Vacuum: "
msgstr "Vacuum: "

#: ../graphene.py:148 ../nanotube.py:107 ../setupwindow.py:32
msgid "  No element specified!"
msgstr "  No element specified!"

#: ../graphene.py:194
msgid "Please specify a consistent set of atoms. "
msgstr "Please specify a consistent set of atoms. "

#: ../graphene.py:255 ../nanoparticle.py:615 ../nanotube.py:161
#: ../pybutton.py:49 ../surfaceslab.py:249
msgid "You have not (yet) specified a consistent set of parameters."
msgstr "You have not (yet) specified a consistent set of parameters."

#: ../graphs.py:7
msgid ""
"Help for plot ...\n"
"\n"
"Symbols:\n"
"<c>e</c>:\t\t\t\ttotal energy\n"
"<c>epot</c>:\t\t\tpotential energy\n"
"<c>ekin</c>:\t\t\tkinetic energy\n"
"<c>fmax</c>:\t\t\tmaximum force\n"
"<c>fave</c>:\t\t\taverage force\n"
"<c>R[n,0-2]</c>:\t\t\tposition of atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>d(n<sub>1</sub>,n<sub>2</sub>)</c>:\t\t\tdistance between two atoms "
"<c>n<sub>1</sub></c> and <c>n<sub>2</sub></c>\n"
"<c>i</c>:\t\t\t\tcurrent image number\n"
"<c>E[i]</c>:\t\t\t\tenergy of image number <c>i</c>\n"
"<c>F[n,0-2]</c>:\t\t\tforce on atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>V[n,0-2]</c>:\t\t\tvelocity of atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>M[n]</c>:\t\t\tmagnetic moment of atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>A[0-2,0-2]</c>:\t\tunit-cell basis vectors\n"
"<c>s</c>:\t\t\t\tpath length\n"
"<c>a(n1,n2,n3)</c>:\t\tangle between atoms <c>n<sub>1</sub></c>, <c>n<sub>2</"
"sub></c> and <c>n<sub>3</sub></c>, centered on <c>n<sub>2</sub></c>\n"
"<c>dih(n1,n2,n3,n4)</c>:\tdihedral angle between <c>n<sub>1</sub></c>, "
"<c>n<sub>2</sub></c>, <c>n<sub>3</sub></c> and <c>n<sub>4</sub></c>\n"
"<c>T</c>:\t\t\t\ttemperature (K)"
msgstr ""
"Help for plot ...\n"
"\n"
"Symbols:\n"
"<c>e</c>:\t\t\t\ttotal energy\n"
"<c>epot</c>:\t\t\tpotential energy\n"
"<c>ekin</c>:\t\t\tkinetic energy\n"
"<c>fmax</c>:\t\t\tmaximum force\n"
"<c>fave</c>:\t\t\taverage force\n"
"<c>R[n,0-2]</c>:\t\t\tposition of atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>d(n<sub>1</sub>,n<sub>2</sub>)</c>:\t\t\tdistance between two atoms "
"<c>n<sub>1</sub></c> and <c>n<sub>2</sub></c>\n"
"<c>i</c>:\t\t\t\tcurrent image number\n"
"<c>E[i]</c>:\t\t\t\tenergy of image number <c>i</c>\n"
"<c>F[n,0-2]</c>:\t\t\tforce on atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>V[n,0-2]</c>:\t\t\tvelocity of atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>M[n]</c>:\t\t\tmagnetic moment of atom number <c>n</c>\n"
"<c>A[0-2,0-2]</c>:\t\tunit-cell basis vectors\n"
"<c>s</c>:\t\t\t\tpath length\n"
"<c>a(n1,n2,n3)</c>:\t\tangle between atoms <c>n<sub>1</sub></c>, <c>n<sub>2</"
"sub></c> and <c>n<sub>3</sub></c>, centered on <c>n<sub>2</sub></c>\n"
"<c>dih(n1,n2,n3,n4)</c>:\tdihedral angle between <c>n<sub>1</sub></c>, "
"<c>n<sub>2</sub></c>, <c>n<sub>3</sub></c> and <c>n<sub>4</sub></c>\n"
"<c>T</c>:\t\t\t\ttemperature (K)"

#: ../graphs.py:50 ../graphs.py:53
msgid "Plot"
msgstr "Plot"

#: ../graphs.py:58
msgid "clear"
msgstr "clear"

#: ../graphs.py:112
msgid "Save data to file ... "
msgstr "Save data to file ... "

#: ../gtkexcepthook.py:118
msgid "Bug Detected"
msgstr "Bug Detected"

#: ../gtkexcepthook.py:122
msgid "A programming error has been detected."
msgstr "A programming error has been detected."

#: ../gtkexcepthook.py:125
msgid ""
"It probably isn't fatal, but the details should be reported to the "
"developers nonetheless."
msgstr ""
"It probably isn't fatal, but the details should be reported to the "
"developers nonetheless."

#: ../gtkexcepthook.py:141
msgid "Report..."
msgstr "Report..."

#: ../gtkexcepthook.py:145
msgid "Details..."
msgstr "Details..."

#: ../gtkexcepthook.py:161
#, python-format
msgid ""
"From: buggy_application\"\n"
"To: bad_programmer\n"
"Subject: Exception feedback\n"
"\n"
"%s"
msgstr ""
"From: buggy_application\"\n"
"To: bad_programmer\n"
"Subject: Exception feedback\n"
"\n"
"%s"

#. Show details...
#: ../gtkexcepthook.py:174
msgid "Bug Details"
msgstr "Bug Details"

#: ../gui.py:191
msgid "_File"
msgstr "_File"

#: ../gui.py:192
msgid "_Edit"
msgstr "_Edit"

#: ../gui.py:193
msgid "_View"
msgstr "_View"

#: ../gui.py:194
msgid "_Tools"
msgstr "_Tools"

#. TRANSLATORS: Set up (i.e. build) surfaces, nanoparticles, ...
#: ../gui.py:196
msgid "_Setup"
msgstr "_Setup"

#: ../gui.py:197
msgid "_Calculate"
msgstr "_Calculate"

#: ../gui.py:198
msgid "_Help"
msgstr "_Help"

#: ../gui.py:199
msgid "_Open"
msgstr "_Open"

#: ../gui.py:200
msgid "Create a new file"
msgstr "Create a new file"

#: ../gui.py:202
msgid "_New"
msgstr "_New"

#: ../gui.py:203
msgid "New ase.gui window"
msgstr "New ase.gui window"

#: ../gui.py:205
msgid "_Save"
msgstr "_Save"

#: ../gui.py:206
msgid "Save current file"
msgstr "Save current file"

#: ../gui.py:208
msgid "_Quit"
msgstr "_Quit"

#: ../gui.py:209
msgid "Quit"
msgstr "Quit"

#: ../gui.py:211
msgid "Select _all"
msgstr "Select _all"

#: ../gui.py:214
msgid "_Invert selection"
msgstr "_Invert selection"

#: ../gui.py:217
msgid "Select _constrained atoms"
msgstr "Select _constrained atoms"

#: ../gui.py:220
msgid "Select _immobile atoms"
msgstr "Select _immobile atoms"

#: ../gui.py:223
msgid "_Copy"
msgstr "_Copy"

#: ../gui.py:224
msgid "Copy current selection and its orientation to clipboard"
msgstr "Copy current selection and its orientation to clipboard"

#: ../gui.py:226
msgid "_Paste"
msgstr "_Paste"

#: ../gui.py:227
msgid "Insert current clipboard selection"
msgstr "Insert current clipboard selection"

#: ../gui.py:229
msgid "_Modify"
msgstr "_Modify"

#: ../gui.py:230
msgid "Change tags, moments and atom types of the selected atoms"
msgstr "Change tags, moments and atom types of the selected atoms"

#: ../gui.py:232
msgid "_Add atoms"
msgstr "_Add atoms"

#: ../gui.py:233
msgid "Insert or import atoms and molecules"
msgstr "Insert or import atoms and molecules"

#: ../gui.py:235
msgid "_Delete selected atoms"
msgstr "_Delete selected atoms"

#: ../gui.py:236
msgid "Delete the selected atoms"
msgstr "Delete the selected atoms"

#: ../gui.py:238
msgid "_First image"
msgstr "_First image"

#: ../gui.py:241
msgid "_Previous image"
msgstr "_Previous image"

#: ../gui.py:244
msgid "_Next image"
msgstr "_Next image"

#: ../gui.py:247
msgid "_Last image"
msgstr "_Last image"

#: ../gui.py:250
msgid "Show _Labels"
msgstr "Show _Labels"

#: ../gui.py:251
msgid "Hide selected atoms"
msgstr "Hide selected atoms"

#: ../gui.py:254
msgid "Show selected atoms"
msgstr "Show selected atoms"

#: ../gui.py:257
msgid "Quick Info ..."
msgstr "Quick Info ..."

#: ../gui.py:260
msgid "Repeat ..."
msgstr "Repeat ..."

#: ../gui.py:263
msgid "Rotate ..."
msgstr "Rotate ..."

#: ../gui.py:266
msgid "Colors ..."
msgstr "Colours ..."

#. TRANSLATORS: verb
#: ../gui.py:269
msgid "Focus"
msgstr "Focus"

#: ../gui.py:272
msgid "Zoom in"
msgstr "Zoom in"

#: ../gui.py:275
msgid "Zoom out"
msgstr "Zoom out"

#: ../gui.py:278
msgid "Change View"
msgstr "Change View"

#: ../gui.py:279
msgid "Reset View"
msgstr "Reset View"

#: ../gui.py:282
msgid "'xy' Plane"
msgstr "'xy' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:283
msgid "'yz' Plane"
msgstr "'yz' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:284
msgid "'zx' Plane"
msgstr "'zx' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:285
msgid "'yx' Plane"
msgstr "'yx' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:286
msgid "'zy' Plane"
msgstr "'zy' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:287
msgid "'xz' Plane"
msgstr "'xz' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:288
msgid "'a2 a3' Plane"
msgstr "'a2 a3' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:289
msgid "'a3 a1' Plane"
msgstr "'a3 a1' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:290
msgid "'a1 a2' Plane"
msgstr "'a1 a2' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:291
msgid "'a3 a2' Plane"
msgstr "'a3 a2' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:292
msgid "'a1 a3' Plane"
msgstr "'a1 a3' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:293
msgid "'a2 a1' Plane"
msgstr "'a2 a1' Plane"

#: ../gui.py:294
msgid "Settings ..."
msgstr "Settings ..."

#: ../gui.py:297
msgid "VMD"
msgstr "VMD"

#: ../gui.py:300
msgid "RasMol"
msgstr "RasMol"

#: ../gui.py:303
msgid "xmakemol"
msgstr "xmakemol"

#: ../gui.py:306
msgid "avogadro"
msgstr "avogadro"

#: ../gui.py:309
msgid "Graphs ..."
msgstr "Graphs ..."

#: ../gui.py:312
msgid "Movie ..."
msgstr "Film ..."

#: ../gui.py:315
msgid "Expert mode ..."
msgstr "Expert mode ..."

#: ../gui.py:318
msgid "Constraints ..."
msgstr "Constraints ..."

#: ../gui.py:321
msgid "Render scene ..."
msgstr "Render scene ..."

#: ../gui.py:324
msgid "DFT ..."
msgstr "DFT ..."

#: ../gui.py:327
msgid "NE_B"
msgstr "NE_B"

#: ../gui.py:330
msgid "B_ulk Modulus"
msgstr "B_ulk Modulus"

#: ../gui.py:333
msgid "_Bulk Crystal"
msgstr "_Bulk Crystal"

#: ../gui.py:334
msgid "Create a bulk crystal with arbitrary orientation"
msgstr "Create a bulk crystal with arbitrary orientation"

#: ../gui.py:336
msgid "_Surface slab"
msgstr "_Surface slab"

#: ../gui.py:337
msgid "Create the most common surfaces"
msgstr "Create the most common surfaces"

#: ../gui.py:339
msgid "_Nanoparticle"
msgstr "_Nanoparticle"

#: ../gui.py:340
msgid "Create a crystalline nanoparticle"
msgstr "Create a crystalline nanoparticle"

#: ../gui.py:342
msgid "Nano_tube"
msgstr "Nano_tube"

#: ../gui.py:343
msgid "Create a nanotube"
msgstr "Create a nanotube"

#: ../gui.py:346
msgid "Create a graphene sheet or nanoribbon"
msgstr "Create a graphene sheet or nanoribbon"

#: ../gui.py:348
msgid "Set _Calculator"
msgstr "Set _Calculator"

#: ../gui.py:349
msgid "Set a calculator used in all calculation modules"
msgstr "Set a calculator used in all calculation modules"

#: ../gui.py:351
msgid "_Energy and Forces"
msgstr "_Energy and Forces"

#: ../gui.py:352
msgid "Calculate energy and forces"
msgstr "Calculate energy and forces"

#: ../gui.py:354
msgid "Energy _Minimization"
msgstr "Energy _Minimisation"

#: ../gui.py:355
msgid "Minimize the energy"
msgstr "Minimise the energy"

#: ../gui.py:357
msgid "Scale system"
msgstr "Scale system"

#: ../gui.py:358
msgid "Deform system by scaling it"
msgstr "Deform system by scaling it"

#: ../gui.py:360
msgid "_About"
msgstr "_About"

#: ../gui.py:363
msgid "Webpage ..."
msgstr "Webpage ..."

#: ../gui.py:364
msgid "Debug ..."
msgstr "Debug ..."

#: ../gui.py:366
msgid "Show _unit cell"
msgstr "Show _unit cell"

#: ../gui.py:370
msgid "Show _axes"
msgstr "Show _axes"

#: ../gui.py:374
msgid "Show _bonds"
msgstr "Show _bonds"

#: ../gui.py:378
msgid "Show _velocities"
msgstr "Show _velocities"

#: ../gui.py:382
msgid "Show _forces"
msgstr "Show _forces"

#: ../gui.py:386
msgid "_Move atoms"
msgstr "_Move atoms"

#: ../gui.py:390
msgid "_Rotate atoms"
msgstr "_Rotate atoms"

#: ../gui.py:394
msgid "Orien_t atoms"
msgstr "Orien_t atoms"

#: ../gui.py:400
msgid "_None"
msgstr "_None"

#: ../gui.py:401
msgid "Atom _Index"
msgstr "Atom _Index"

#: ../gui.py:402
msgid "_Magnetic Moments"
msgstr "_Magnetic Moments"

#: ../gui.py:403
msgid "_Element Symbol"
msgstr "_Element Symbol"

#: ../gui.py:412
#, python-format
msgid "building menus failed: %s"
msgstr "building menus failed: %s"

#: ../gui.py:687 ../gui.py:1093 ../gui.py:1153
msgid "Open ..."
msgstr "Open ..."

#: ../gui.py:691 ../gui.py:1096
msgid "<<filename>>"
msgstr "<<filename>>"

#: ../gui.py:824
msgid "Add atoms"
msgstr "Add atoms"

#: ../gui.py:827
msgid "Paste"
msgstr "Paste"

#: ../gui.py:833
msgid "Insert atom or molecule"
msgstr "Insert atom or molecule"

#: ../gui.py:834 ../gui.py:960
msgid "Tag"
msgstr "Tag"

#: ../gui.py:835 ../gui.py:961
msgid "Moment"
msgstr "Moment"

#: ../gui.py:836
msgid "Position"
msgstr "Position"

#: ../gui.py:861
msgid "_Load molecule"
msgstr "_Load molecule"

#: ../gui.py:865 ../gui.py:976
msgid "_OK"
msgstr "_OK"

#: ../gui.py:869 ../gui.py:980
msgid "_Cancel"
msgstr "_Cancel"

#: ../gui.py:953
msgid "Modify"
msgstr "Modify"

#: ../gui.py:959
msgid "Atom"
msgstr "Atom"

#: ../gui.py:1004
msgid "Confirmation"
msgstr "Confirmation"

#: ../gui.py:1008
msgid "Delete selected atom?"
msgid_plural "Delete selected atoms?"
msgstr[0] "Delete selected atom?"
msgstr[1] "Delete selected atoms?"

#: ../gui.py:1015
msgid "Cancel"
msgstr "Cancel"

#: ../gui.py:1101
msgid "Automatic"
msgstr "Automatic"

#: ../gui.py:1102
msgid "Dacapo netCDF output file"
msgstr "Dacapo netCDF output file"

#: ../gui.py:1103
msgid "Virtual Nano Lab file"
msgstr "Virtual Nano Lab file"

#: ../gui.py:1104
msgid "ASE pickle trajectory"
msgstr "ASE pickle trajectory"

#: ../gui.py:1105
msgid "ASE bundle trajectory"
msgstr "ASE bundle trajectory"

#: ../gui.py:1106
msgid "GPAW text output"
msgstr "GPAW text output"

#: ../gui.py:1107
msgid "CUBE file"
msgstr "CUBE file"

#: ../gui.py:1108
msgid "XCrySDen Structure File"
msgstr "XCrySDen Structure File"

#: ../gui.py:1109
msgid "Dacapo text output"
msgstr "Dacapo text output"

#: ../gui.py:1110
msgid "XYZ-file"
msgstr "XYZ-file"

#: ../gui.py:1111
msgid "VASP POSCAR/CONTCAR file"
msgstr "VASP POSCAR/CONTCAR file"

#: ../gui.py:1112
msgid "VASP OUTCAR file"
msgstr "VASP OUTCAR file"

#: ../gui.py:1113
msgid "Protein Data Bank"
msgstr "Protein Data Bank"

#: ../gui.py:1114
msgid "CIF-file"
msgstr "CIF-file"

#: ../gui.py:1115
msgid "FHI-aims geometry file"
msgstr "FHI-aims geometry file"

#: ../gui.py:1116
msgid "FHI-aims output file"
msgstr "FHI-aims output file"

#: ../gui.py:1117
msgid "TURBOMOLE coord file"
msgstr "TURBOMOLE coord file"

#: ../gui.py:1118
msgid "exciting input"
msgstr "exciting input"

#: ../gui.py:1119
msgid "WIEN2k structure file"
msgstr "WIEN2k structure file"

#: ../gui.py:1120
msgid "DftbPlus input file"
msgstr "DftbPlus input file"

#: ../gui.py:1121
msgid "ETSF format"
msgstr "ETSF format"

#: ../gui.py:1122
msgid "CASTEP geom file"
msgstr "CASTEP geom file"

#: ../gui.py:1123
msgid "CASTEP output file"
msgstr "CASTEP output file"

#: ../gui.py:1124
msgid "CASTEP trajectory file"
msgstr "CASTEP trajectory file"

#: ../gui.py:1125
msgid "DFTBPlus GEN format"
msgstr "DFTBPlus GEN format"

#: ../gui.py:1131
msgid "File type:"
msgstr "File type:"

#: ../gui.py:1254
msgid "Not implemented!"
msgstr "Not implemented!"

#: ../gui.py:1255
msgid "do you really need it?"
msgstr "do you really need it?"

#: ../minimize.py:21
msgid "Algorithm: "
msgstr "Algorithm: "

#: ../minimize.py:26 ../progress.py:68
msgid "Convergence criterion: F<sub>max</sub> = "
msgstr "Convergence criterion: F<sub>max</sub> = "

#: ../minimize.py:31 ../progress.py:71
msgid "Max. number of steps: "
msgstr "Max. number of steps: "

#. Special stuff for MDMin
#: ../minimize.py:34
msgid "Pseudo time step: "
msgstr "Pseudo time step: "

#: ../minimize.py:55
msgid "Energy minimization"
msgstr "Energy minimisation"

#: ../minimize.py:59
msgid "Minimize the energy with respect to the positions."
msgstr "Minimise the energy with respect to the positions."

#. Don't catch errors in the function.
#. Display status message
#: ../minimize.py:91 ../scaling.py:301
msgid "Running ..."
msgstr "Running ..."

#. Update display to reflect cancellation of simulation.
#: ../minimize.py:108
#, python-format
msgid "Minimization CANCELLED after %i steps."
msgstr "Minimisation CANCELLED after %i steps."

#: ../minimize.py:114 ../scaling.py:352
msgid "Out of memory, consider using LBFGS instead"
msgstr "Out of memory, consider using LBFGS instead"

#. Update display to reflect succesful end of simulation.
#: ../minimize.py:121
#, python-format
msgid "Minimization completed in %i steps."
msgstr "Minimisation completed in %i steps."

#. self.connect('delete_event', self.exit2)
#: ../movie.py:13
msgid "Movie"
msgstr "Film"

#: ../movie.py:15
msgid "Image number:"
msgstr "Image number:"

#: ../movie.py:37
msgid "Play"
msgstr "Play"

#: ../movie.py:39
msgid "Stop"
msgstr "Stop"

#. TRANSLATORS: This function plays an animation forwards and backwards
#. alternatingly, e.g. for displaying vibrational movement
#: ../movie.py:43
msgid "Rock"
msgstr "Rock"

#: ../movie.py:59
msgid " Frame rate: "
msgstr " Frame rate: "

#: ../movie.py:60
msgid " Skip frames: "
msgstr " Skip frames: "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:20
msgid ""
"Create a nanoparticle either by specifying the number of layers, or using "
"the\n"
"Wulff construction.  Please press the [Help] button for instructions on how "
"to\n"
"specify the directions.\n"
"WARNING: The Wulff construction currently only works with cubic crystals!\n"
msgstr ""
"Create a nanoparticle either by specifying the number of layers, or using "
"the\n"
"Wulff construction.  Please press the [Help] button for instructions on how "
"to\n"
"specify the directions.\n"
"WARNING: The Wulff construction currently only works with cubic crystals!\n"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:27
#, python-brace-format
msgid ""
"\n"
"The nanoparticle module sets up a nano-particle or a cluster with a given\n"
"crystal structure.\n"
"\n"
"1) Select the element, the crystal structure and the lattice constant(s).\n"
"   The [Get structure] button will find the data for a given element.\n"
"\n"
"2) Choose if you want to specify the number of layers in each direction, or "
"if\n"
"   you want to use the Wulff construction.  In the latter case, you must "
"specify\n"
"   surface energies in each direction, and the size of the cluster.\n"
"\n"
"How to specify the directions:\n"
"------------------------------\n"
"\n"
"First time a direction appears, it is interpreted as the entire family of\n"
"directions, i.e. (0,0,1) also covers (1,0,0), (-1,0,0) etc.  If one of "
"these\n"
"directions is specified again, the second specification overrules that "
"specific\n"
"direction.  For this reason, the order matters and you can rearrange the\n"
"directions with the [Up] and [Down] keys.  You can also add a new "
"direction,\n"
"remember to press [Add] or it will not be included.\n"
"\n"
"Example: (1,0,0) (1,1,1), (0,0,1) would specify the {100} family of "
"directions,\n"
"the {111} family and then the (001) direction, overruling the value given "
"for\n"
"the whole family of directions.\n"
msgstr ""
"\n"
"The nanoparticle module sets up a nano-particle or a cluster with a given\n"
"crystal structure.\n"
"\n"
"1) Select the element, the crystal structure and the lattice constant(s).\n"
"   The [Get structure] button will find the data for a given element.\n"
"\n"
"2) Choose if you want to specify the number of layers in each direction, or "
"if\n"
"   you want to use the Wulff construction.  In the latter case, you must "
"specify\n"
"   surface energies in each direction, and the size of the cluster.\n"
"\n"
"How to specify the directions:\n"
"------------------------------\n"
"\n"
"First time a direction appears, it is interpreted as the entire family of\n"
"directions, i.e. (0,0,1) also covers (1,0,0), (-1,0,0) etc.  If one of "
"these\n"
"directions is specified again, the second specification overrules that "
"specific\n"
"direction.  For this reason, the order matters and you can rearrange the\n"
"directions with the [Up] and [Down] keys.  You can also add a new "
"direction,\n"
"remember to press [Add] or it will not be included.\n"
"\n"
"Example: (1,0,0) (1,1,1), (0,0,1) would specify the {100} family of "
"directions,\n"
"the {111} family and then the (001) direction, overruling the value given "
"for\n"
"the whole family of directions.\n"

#. Structures:  Abbreviation, name, 4-index (boolean), two lattice const (bool), factory
#: ../nanoparticle.py:84
msgid "Face centered cubic (fcc)"
msgstr "Face centered cubic (fcc)"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:85
msgid "Body centered cubic (bcc)"
msgstr "Body centered cubic (bcc)"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:86
msgid "Simple cubic (sc)"
msgstr "Simple cubic (sc)"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:87
msgid "Hexagonal closed-packed (hcp)"
msgstr "Hexagonal closed-packed (hcp)"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:88
msgid "Graphite"
msgstr "Graphite"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:117
msgid "Nanoparticle"
msgstr "Nanoparticle"

#. Choose the element
#. Choose the element and bond length
#. Choose the element
#: ../nanoparticle.py:127 ../nanotube.py:42 ../surfaceslab.py:69
msgid "Element: "
msgstr "Element: "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:131
msgid "Get structure"
msgstr "Get structure"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:155
msgid "Lattice constant:  a ="
msgstr "Lattice constant:  a ="

#. Choose specification method
#: ../nanoparticle.py:172
msgid "Method: "
msgstr "Method: "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:174
msgid "Layer specification"
msgstr "Layer specification"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:174
msgid "Wulff construction"
msgstr "Wulff construction"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:194
msgid "Dummy placeholder object"
msgstr "Dummy placeholder object"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:196
msgid "Add new direction:"
msgstr "Add new direction:"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:212
msgid "Add"
msgstr "Add"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:220
msgid "Set all directions to default values"
msgstr "Set all directions to default values"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:228
msgid "Particle size: "
msgstr "Particle size: "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:229 ../nanoparticle.py:266 ../progress.py:197
msgid "Number of atoms: "
msgstr "Number of atoms: "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:234
msgid "Volume: "
msgstr "Volume: "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:239
msgid "Å³"
msgstr "Å³"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:244
msgid "Rounding: If exact size is not possible, choose the size"
msgstr "Rounding: If exact size is not possible, choose the size"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:247
msgid "above  "
msgstr "above  "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:248
msgid "below  "
msgstr "below  "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:249
msgid "closest  "
msgstr "closest  "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:252
msgid "Smaller"
msgstr "Smaller"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:253
msgid "Larger"
msgstr "Larger"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:268
msgid "   Approx. diameter: "
msgstr "   Approx. diameter: "

#: ../nanoparticle.py:272
msgid "Information about the created cluster:"
msgstr "Information about the created cluster:"

#. Buttons
#: ../nanoparticle.py:278 ../nanotube.py:81
msgid "Creating a nanoparticle."
msgstr "Creating a nanoparticle."

#: ../nanoparticle.py:285
msgid "Automatic Apply"
msgstr "Automatic Apply"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:333
msgid "Up"
msgstr "Up"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:338
msgid "Down"
msgstr "Down"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:343
msgid "Delete"
msgstr "Delete"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:384
msgid "Surface energies (as energy/area, NOT per atom):"
msgstr "Surface energies (as energy/area, NOT per atom):"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:390
msgid "Number of layers:"
msgstr "Number of layers:"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:419
msgid "At least one index must be non-zero"
msgstr "At least one index must be non-zero"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:422
msgid "Invalid hexagonal indices"
msgstr "Invalid hexagonal indices"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:477 ../surfaceslab.py:218
msgid "Invalid element."
msgstr "Invalid element."

#: ../nanoparticle.py:487
msgid "Unsupported or unknown structure"
msgstr "Unsupported or unknown structure"

#: ../nanoparticle.py:604
#, python-format
msgid "%.1f Å"
msgstr "%.1f Å"

#: ../nanotube.py:15
msgid ""
"Set up a Carbon nanotube by specifying the (n,m) roll-up vector.\n"
"Please note that m <= n.\n"
"\n"
"Nanotubes of other elements can be made by specifying the element\n"
"and bond length."
msgstr ""
"Set up a Carbon nanotube by specifying the (n,m) roll-up vector.\n"
"Please note that m <= n.\n"
"\n"
"Nanotubes of other elements can be made by specifying the element\n"
"and bond length."

#: ../nanotube.py:29
#, python-format
msgid ""
" %(natoms)i atoms: %(symbols)s, diameter: %(diameter).3f Å, cell volume: "
"%(volume).3f Å<sup>3</sup>"
msgstr ""
" %(natoms)i atoms: %(symbols)s, diameter: %(diameter).3f Å, cell volume: "
"%(volume).3f Å<sup>3</sup>"

#: ../nanotube.py:35
msgid "Nanotube"
msgstr "Nanotube"

#. Choose the structure.
#: ../nanotube.py:59
msgid "Select roll-up vector (n,m) and tube length:"
msgstr "Select roll-up vector (n,m) and tube length:"

#: ../progress.py:26
msgid "Progress"
msgstr "Progress"

#: ../progress.py:33
msgid "Scaling deformation:"
msgstr "Scaling deformation:"

#: ../progress.py:39
#, python-format
msgid "Step number %s of %s."
msgstr "Step number %s of %s."

#. Minimization progress frame
#. Box containing frame and spacing
#: ../progress.py:54
msgid "Energy minimization:"
msgstr "Energy minimisation:"

#: ../progress.py:61
msgid "Step number: "
msgstr "Step number: "

#: ../progress.py:63
msgid "F<sub>max</sub>: "
msgstr "F<sub>max</sub>: "

#: ../progress.py:103
msgid "unknown"
msgstr "unknown"

#: ../progress.py:180
msgid "Status: "
msgstr "Status: "

#: ../progress.py:182
msgid "Iteration: "
msgstr "Iteration: "

#: ../progress.py:185
msgid "log<sub>10</sub>(change):"
msgstr "log<sub>10</sub>(change):"

#: ../progress.py:188
msgid "Wave functions: "
msgstr "Wave functions: "

#: ../progress.py:190
msgid "Density: "
msgstr "Density: "

#: ../progress.py:192
msgid "Energy: "
msgstr "Energy: "

#: ../progress.py:195
msgid "GPAW version: "
msgstr "GPAW version: "

#: ../progress.py:198
msgid "N/A"
msgstr "N/A"

#: ../progress.py:199
msgid "Memory estimate: "
msgstr "Memory estimate: "

#: ../progress.py:234
msgid "No info"
msgstr "No info"

#: ../progress.py:244
msgid "Initializing"
msgstr "Initializing"

#: ../progress.py:245
msgid "Positions:"
msgstr "Positions:"

#: ../progress.py:249
msgid "Starting calculation"
msgstr "Starting calculation"

#: ../progress.py:286
msgid "unchanged"
msgstr "unchanged"

#: ../progress.py:296
msgid "Self-consistency loop"
msgstr "Self-consistency loop"

#: ../progress.py:301
msgid "Calculating forces"
msgstr "Calculating forces"

#: ../progress.py:302
msgid " (converged)"
msgstr " (converged)"

#: ../pybutton.py:37
msgid "Python"
msgstr "Python"

#: ../pybutton.py:48
msgid "No Python code"
msgstr "No Python code"

#: ../pybutton.py:52
#, python-format
msgid ""
"\n"
"Title: %(title)s\n"
"Time: %(time)s\n"
msgstr ""
"\n"
"Title: %(title)s\n"
"Time: %(time)s\n"

#: ../pybutton.py:61
msgid "ag: Python code"
msgstr "ag: Python code"

#: ../pybutton.py:65
msgid "Information:"
msgstr "Information:"

#: ../pybutton.py:72
msgid "Python code:"
msgstr "Python code:"

#: ../quickinfo.py:9
msgid "Single image loaded."
msgstr "Single image loaded."

#: ../quickinfo.py:10
#, python-format
msgid "Image %d loaded (0 - %d)."
msgstr "Image %d loaded (0 - %d)."

#: ../quickinfo.py:11
msgid "Unit cell is fixed."
msgstr "Unit cell is fixed."

#: ../quickinfo.py:12
msgid "Unit cell varies."
msgstr "Unit cell varies."

#: ../quickinfo.py:14
#, python-format
msgid ""
"%s\n"
"\n"
"Number of atoms: %d.\n"
"\n"
"Unit cell:\n"
"  %8.3f  %8.3f  %8.3f\n"
"  %8.3f  %8.3f  %8.3f\n"
"  %8.3f  %8.3f  %8.3f\n"
"%s\n"
msgstr ""
"%s\n"
"\n"
"Number of atoms: %d.\n"
"\n"
"Unit cell:\n"
"  %8.3f  %8.3f  %8.3f\n"
"  %8.3f  %8.3f  %8.3f\n"
"  %8.3f  %8.3f  %8.3f\n"
"%s\n"

#: ../quickinfo.py:29
msgid "Quick Info"
msgstr "Quick Info"

#: ../quickinfo.py:33
msgid "No atoms loaded."
msgstr "No atoms loaded."

#: ../render.py:15
msgid ""
"    Textures can be used to highlight different parts of\n"
"    an atomic structure. This window applies the default\n"
"    texture to the entire structure and optionally\n"
"    applies a different texture to subsets of atoms that\n"
"    can be selected using the mouse.\n"
"    An alternative selection method is based on a boolean\n"
"    expression in the entry box provided, using the\n"
"    variables x, y, z, or Z. For example, the expression\n"
"    Z == 11 and x > 10 and y > 10\n"
"    will mark all sodium atoms with x or coordinates\n"
"    larger than 10. In either case, the button labeled\n"
"    `Create new texture from selection` will enable\n"
"    to change the attributes of the current selection.\n"
"    "
msgstr ""
"    Textures can be used to highlight different parts of\n"
"    an atomic structure. This window applies the default\n"
"    texture to the entire structure and optionally\n"
"    applies a different texture to subsets of atoms that\n"
"    can be selected using the mouse.\n"
"    An alternative selection method is based on a boolean\n"
"    expression in the entry box provided, using the\n"
"    variables x, y, z, or Z. For example, the expression\n"
"    Z == 11 and x > 10 and y > 10\n"
"    will mark all sodium atoms with x or coordinates\n"
"    larger than 10. In either case, the button labeled\n"
"    `Create new texture from selection` will enable\n"
"    to change the attributes of the current selection.\n"
"    "

#: ../render.py:33
msgid "Render current view in povray ... "
msgstr "Render current view in povray ... "

#: ../render.py:37
#, python-format
msgid "Rendering %d atoms."
msgstr "Rendering %d atoms."

#: ../render.py:42
msgid "Render constraints"
msgstr "Render constraints"

#: ../render.py:45
msgid "Width"
msgstr "Width"

#: ../render.py:46
msgid "     Height"
msgstr "     Height"

#: ../render.py:53
msgid "Render unit cell"
msgstr "Render unit cell"

#: ../render.py:62
msgid "Line width"
msgstr "Line width"

#: ../render.py:64
msgid "Angstrom           "
msgstr "Angstrom           "

#: ../render.py:74
msgid "Set"
msgstr "Set"

#: ../render.py:76
msgid "Output basename: "
msgstr "Output basename: "

#: ../render.py:78
msgid "               Filename: "
msgstr "               Filename: "

#: ../render.py:89
msgid " Default texture for atoms: "
msgstr " Default texture for atoms: "

#: ../render.py:90
msgid "    transparency: "
msgstr "    transparency: "

#: ../render.py:91
msgid "Define atom selection for new texture:"
msgstr "Define atom selection for new texture:"

#: ../render.py:93
msgid "Select"
msgstr "Select"

#: ../render.py:97
msgid "Create new texture from selection"
msgstr "Create new texture from selection"

#: ../render.py:99
msgid "Help on textures"
msgstr "Help on textures"

#: ../render.py:112
msgid "Camera type: "
msgstr "Camera type: "

#: ../render.py:113
msgid "     Camera distance"
msgstr "     Camera distance"

#: ../render.py:114
msgid "Render current frame"
msgstr "Render current frame"

#: ../render.py:118
#, python-format
msgid "Render all %d frames"
msgstr "Render all %d frames"

#: ../render.py:123
msgid "Transparent background"
msgstr "Transparent background"

#: ../render.py:126
msgid "Run povray       "
msgstr "Run povray       "

#: ../render.py:129
msgid "Keep povray files       "
msgstr "Keep povray files       "

#: ../render.py:132
msgid "Show output window"
msgstr "Show output window"

#: ../render.py:213
msgid "  transparency: "
msgstr "  transparency: "

#: ../render.py:219
msgid ""
"Can not create new texture! Must have some atoms selected to create a new "
"material!"
msgstr ""
"Can not create new texture! Must have some atoms selected to create a new "
"material!"

#: ../repeat.py:12
msgid "Repeat"
msgstr "Repeat"

#: ../repeat.py:19
msgid "Set unit cell"
msgstr "Set unit cell"

#: ../rotate.py:15
msgid "Rotate"
msgstr "Rotate"

#: ../rotate.py:17
msgid "Rotation angles:"
msgstr "Rotation angles:"

#: ../rotate.py:27
msgid ""
"Note:\n"
"You can rotate freely\n"
"with the mouse, by holding\n"
"down mouse button 2."
msgstr ""
"Note:\n"
"You can rotate freely\n"
"with the mouse, by holding\n"
"down mouse button 2."

#: ../scaling.py:49
msgid "Homogeneous scaling"
msgstr "Homogeneous scaling"

#: ../scaling.py:59
msgid "3D deformation   "
msgstr "3D deformation   "

#: ../scaling.py:60
msgid "2D deformation   "
msgstr "2D deformation   "

#: ../scaling.py:61
msgid "1D deformation   "
msgstr "1D deformation   "

#: ../scaling.py:64
msgid "Bulk"
msgstr "Bulk"

#: ../scaling.py:66
msgid "xy-plane"
msgstr "xy-plane"

#: ../scaling.py:68
msgid "xz-plane"
msgstr "xz-plane"

#: ../scaling.py:70
msgid "yz-plane"
msgstr "yz-plane"

#: ../scaling.py:72
msgid "x-axis"
msgstr "x-axis"

#: ../scaling.py:74
msgid "y-axis"
msgstr "y-axis"

#: ../scaling.py:76
msgid "z-axis"
msgstr "z-axis"

#: ../scaling.py:89
msgid "Allow deformation along non-periodic directions."
msgstr "Allow deformation along non-periodic directions."

#. Parameters for the deformation
#: ../scaling.py:94
msgid "Deformation:"
msgstr "Deformation:"

#: ../scaling.py:100
msgid "Maximal scale factor: "
msgstr "Maximal scale factor: "

#: ../scaling.py:103
msgid "Scale offset: "
msgstr "Scale offset: "

#: ../scaling.py:106
msgid "Number of steps: "
msgstr "Number of steps: "

#: ../scaling.py:107
msgid "Only positive deformation"
msgstr "Only positive deformation"

#. Atomic relaxations
#: ../scaling.py:112
msgid "Atomic relaxations:"
msgstr "Atomic relaxations:"

#: ../scaling.py:116
msgid "On   "
msgstr "On   "

#: ../scaling.py:117
msgid "Off"
msgstr "Off"

#. Results
#: ../scaling.py:128
msgid "Results:"
msgstr "Results:"

#: ../scaling.py:130
msgid "Keep original configuration"
msgstr "Keep original configuration"

#: ../scaling.py:132
msgid "Load optimal configuration"
msgstr "Load optimal configuration"

#: ../scaling.py:134
msgid "Load all configurations"
msgstr "Load all configurations"

#: ../scaling.py:143
msgid "Strain\t\tEnergy [eV]"
msgstr "Strain\t\tEnergy [eV]"

#: ../scaling.py:144
msgid "Fit:"
msgstr "Fit:"

#: ../scaling.py:150
msgid "2nd"
msgstr "2nd"

#: ../scaling.py:151
msgid "3rd"
msgstr "3rd"

#: ../scaling.py:155
msgid "Order of fit: "
msgstr "Order of fit: "

#. Update display to reflect cancellation of simulation.
#: ../scaling.py:348
msgid "Calculation CANCELLED."
msgstr "Calculation CANCELLED."

#. Update display to reflect succesful end of simulation.
#: ../scaling.py:359
msgid "Calculation completed."
msgstr "Calculation completed."

#: ../scaling.py:382
msgid "No trustworthy minimum: Old configuration kept."
msgstr "No trustworthy minimum: Old configuration kept."

#: ../scaling.py:422
#, python-format
msgid ""
"Insufficent data for a fit\n"
"(only %i data points)\n"
msgstr ""
"Insufficent data for a fit\n"
"(only %i data points)\n"

#: ../scaling.py:426
msgid ""
"REVERTING TO 2ND ORDER FIT\n"
"(only 3 data points)\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""
"REVERTING TO 2ND ORDER FIT\n"
"(only 3 data points)\n"
"\n"

#: ../scaling.py:442
msgid "No minimum found!"
msgstr "No minimum found!"

#: ../scaling.py:456
msgid ""
"\n"
"WARNING: Minimum is outside interval\n"
msgstr ""
"\n"
"WARNING: Minimum is outside interval\n"

#: ../scaling.py:457
msgid "It is UNRELIABLE!\n"
msgstr "It is UNRELIABLE!\n"

#: ../settings.py:15
msgid "Constraints:"
msgstr "Constraints:"

#: ../settings.py:18
msgid "release"
msgstr "release"

#: ../settings.py:22
msgid "Constrain immobile atoms"
msgstr "Constrain immobile atoms"

#: ../settings.py:24
msgid "Clear all constraints"
msgstr "Clear all constraints"

#: ../settings.py:30
msgid "Visibility:"
msgstr "Visibility:"

#: ../settings.py:31
msgid "Hide"
msgstr "Hide"

#: ../settings.py:33
msgid "show"
msgstr "show"

#: ../settings.py:37
msgid "View all atoms"
msgstr "View all atoms"

#: ../settings.py:43
msgid "Miscellaneous:"
msgstr "Miscellaneous:"

#: ../settings.py:46
msgid "Scale atomic radii:"
msgstr "Scale atomic radii:"

#. A close button
#: ../settings.py:51
msgid "\n"
msgstr "\n"

#: ../setupwindow.py:51
msgid "No crystal structure data"
msgstr "No crystal structure data"

#: ../setupwindow.py:62
msgid "  ERROR: Invalid element!"
msgstr "  ERROR: Invalid element!"

#: ../simulation.py:24
msgid " (rerun simulation)"
msgstr " (rerun simulation)"

#: ../simulation.py:25
msgid " (continue simulation)"
msgstr " (continue simulation)"

#: ../simulation.py:27
msgid "Select starting configuration:"
msgstr "Select starting configuration:"

#: ../simulation.py:32
#, python-format
msgid "There are currently %i configurations loaded."
msgstr "There are currently %i configurations loaded."

#: ../simulation.py:36
msgid "Choose which one to use as the initial configuration"
msgstr "Choose which one to use as the initial configuration"

#: ../simulation.py:40
#, python-format
msgid "The first configuration %s."
msgstr "The first configuration %s."

#: ../simulation.py:43
msgid "Configuration number "
msgstr "Configuration number "

#: ../simulation.py:49
#, python-format
msgid "The last configuration %s."
msgstr "The last configuration %s."

#: ../simulation.py:85
msgid "Run"
msgstr "Run"

#: ../simulation.py:105
msgid "No calculator: Use Calculate/Set Calculator on the menu."
msgstr "No calculator: Use Calculate/Set Calculator on the menu."

#: ../status.py:36 ../status.py:38
msgid "Tip for status box ..."
msgstr "Tip for status box ..."

#. TRANSLATORS: mom refers to magnetic moment
#: ../status.py:62
#, python-format
msgid " tag=%(tag)s mom=%(mom)1.2f"
msgstr " tag=%(tag)s mom=%(mom)1.2f"

#: ../status.py:103
msgid "dihedral"
msgstr "dihedral"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:14
msgid ""
"  Use this dialog to create surface slabs.  Select the element by\n"
"writing the chemical symbol or the atomic number in the box.  Then\n"
"select the desired surface structure.  Note that some structures can\n"
"be created with an othogonal or a non-orthogonal unit cell, in these\n"
"cases the non-orthogonal unit cell will contain fewer atoms.\n"
"\n"
"  If the structure matches the experimental crystal structure, you can\n"
"look up the lattice constant, otherwise you have to specify it\n"
"yourself."
msgstr ""
"  Use this dialog to create surface slabs.  Select the element by\n"
"writing the chemical symbol or the atomic number in the box.  Then\n"
"select the desired surface structure.  Note that some structures can\n"
"be created with an othogonal or a non-orthogonal unit cell, in these\n"
"cases the non-orthogonal unit cell will contain fewer atoms.\n"
"\n"
"  If the structure matches the experimental crystal structure, you can\n"
"look up the lattice constant, otherwise you have to specify it\n"
"yourself."

#. Name, structure, orthogonal, support-nonorthogonal, function
#: ../surfaceslab.py:26
msgid "FCC(100)"
msgstr "FCC(100)"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:26 ../surfaceslab.py:27 ../surfaceslab.py:28
#: ../surfaceslab.py:30
msgid "fcc"
msgstr "fcc"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:27
msgid "FCC(110)"
msgstr "FCC(110)"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:28
msgid "FCC(111) non-orthogonal"
msgstr "FCC(111) non-orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:30
msgid "FCC(111) orthogonal"
msgstr "FCC(111) orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:31
msgid "BCC(100)"
msgstr "BCC(100)"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:31 ../surfaceslab.py:32 ../surfaceslab.py:34
#: ../surfaceslab.py:35 ../surfaceslab.py:37
msgid "bcc"
msgstr "bcc"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:32
msgid "BCC(110) non-orthogonal"
msgstr "BCC(110) non-orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:34
msgid "BCC(110) orthogonal"
msgstr "BCC(110) orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:35
msgid "BCC(111) non-orthogonal"
msgstr "BCC(111) non-orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:37
msgid "BCC(111) orthogonal"
msgstr "BCC(111) orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:38
msgid "HCP(0001) non-orthogonal"
msgstr "HCP(0001) non-orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:38 ../surfaceslab.py:40 ../surfaceslab.py:41
msgid "hcp"
msgstr "hcp"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:40
msgid "HCP(0001) orthogonal"
msgstr "HCP(0001) orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:41
msgid "HCP(10-10) orthogonal"
msgstr "HCP(10-10) orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:43
msgid "DIAMOND(100) orthogonal"
msgstr "DIAMOND(100) orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:43 ../surfaceslab.py:45
msgid "diamond"
msgstr "diamond"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:45
msgid "DIAMOND(111) non-orthogonal"
msgstr "DIAMOND(111) non-orthogonal"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:60
msgid "Surface"
msgstr "Surface"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:90
msgid "Lattice constant: "
msgstr "Lattice constant: "

#: ../surfaceslab.py:97
msgid "a:"
msgstr "a:"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:109
#, python-format
msgid "(%.1f %% of ideal)"
msgstr "(%.1f %% of ideal)"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:126
msgid "Size: \tx: "
msgstr "Size: \tx: "

#: ../surfaceslab.py:128
msgid "\t\ty: "
msgstr "\t\ty: "

#: ../surfaceslab.py:130
msgid "      \t\tz: "
msgstr "      \t\tz: "

#: ../surfaceslab.py:131
msgid " layers,  "
msgstr " layers,  "

#: ../surfaceslab.py:132
msgid " Å vacuum"
msgstr " Å vacuum"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:133
msgid "\t\tNo size information yet."
msgstr "\t\tNo size information yet."

#. Buttons
#: ../surfaceslab.py:142
msgid "Creating a surface slab."
msgstr "Creating a surface slab."

#: ../surfaceslab.py:212
#, python-format
msgid "%i atoms."
msgstr "%i atoms."

#: ../surfaceslab.py:224
msgid "No structure specified!"
msgstr "No structure specified!"

#: ../surfaceslab.py:233
#, python-format
msgid "%(struct)s lattice constant unknown for %(element)s."
msgstr "%(struct)s lattice constant unknown for %(element)s."

#: ../widgets.py:58 ../widgets.py:87
msgid "Help"
msgstr "Help"

#: ../widgets.py:104
msgid "Clear constraint"
msgstr "Clear constraint"

#~ msgid "Max force: %.2f (this frame), %.2f (all frames)"
#~ msgstr "Max force: %.2f (this frame), %.2f (all frames)"

#~ msgid "Max force: %.2f."
#~ msgstr "Max force: %.2f."

#~ msgid "Max velocity: %.2f (this frame), %.2f (all frames)"
#~ msgstr "Max velocity: %.2f (this frame), %.2f (all frames)"

#~ msgid "Max velocity: %.2f."
#~ msgstr "Max velocity: %.2f."

#~ msgid "Min, max charge: %.2f, %.2f (this frame),"
#~ msgstr "Min, max charge: %.2f, %.2f (this frame),"

#~ msgid "Min, max charge: %.2f, %.2f."
#~ msgstr "Min, max charge: %.2f, %.2f."

#~ msgid ""
#~ "\n"
#~ "An exception occurred!  Please report the issue to\n"
#~ "ase-developers@listserv.fysik.dtu.dk - thanks!  Please also report this "
#~ "if\n"
#~ "it was a user error, so that a better error message can be provided\n"
#~ "next time."
#~ msgstr ""
#~ "\n"
#~ "An exception occurred!  Please report the issue to\n"
#~ "ase-developers@listserv.fysik.dtu.dk - thanks!  Please also report this "
#~ "if\n"
#~ "it was a user error, so that a better error message can be provided\n"
#~ "next time."

#~ msgid "Save ..."
#~ msgstr "Save ..."

#~ msgid "XYZ file"
#~ msgstr "XYZ file"

#~ msgid "ASE trajectory"
#~ msgstr "ASE trajectory"

#~ msgid "PDB file"
#~ msgstr "PDB file"

#~ msgid "Gaussian cube file"
#~ msgstr "Gaussian cube file"

#~ msgid "Python script"
#~ msgstr "Python script"

#~ msgid "VNL file"
#~ msgstr "VNL file"

#~ msgid "Portable Network Graphics"
#~ msgstr "Portable Network Graphics"

#~ msgid "Persistence of Vision"
#~ msgstr "Persistence of Vision"

#~ msgid "Encapsulated PostScript"
#~ msgstr "Encapsulated PostScript"

#~ msgid "FHI-aims geometry input"
#~ msgstr "FHI-aims geometry input"

#~ msgid "VASP geometry input"
#~ msgstr "VASP geometry input"

#~ msgid "cif file"
#~ msgstr "cif file"

#~ msgid "Save current image only (#%d)"
#~ msgstr "Save current image only (#%d)"

#~ msgid "Slice: "
#~ msgstr "Slice: "

#~ msgid "Help for slice ..."
#~ msgstr "Help for slice ..."

#~ msgid "ase-gui INTERNAL ERROR: strange response in Save,"
#~ msgstr "ase-gui INTERNAL ERROR: strange response in Save,"

#~ msgid "Unknown output format!"
#~ msgstr "Unknown output format!"

#~ msgid "Use one of: %s"
#~ msgstr "Use one of: %s"

#~ msgid "  %8.3f, %8.3f, %8.3f eV/Å\n"
#~ msgstr "  %8.3f, %8.3f, %8.3f eV/Å\n"

#~ msgid "%s (a=%.3f Å)"
#~ msgstr "%s (a=%.3f Å)"

#~ msgid "  %s: %s, Z=%i, %s"
#~ msgstr "  %s: %s, Z=%i, %s"

#~ msgid " #%d %s (%s): %.3f Å, %.3f Å, %.3f Å "
#~ msgstr " #%d %s (%s): %.3f Å, %.3f Å, %.3f Å "

#~ msgid " %s-%s: %.3f Å"
#~ msgstr " %s-%s: %.3f Å"

#~ msgid " %s-%s-%s: %.1f°, %.1f°, %.1f°"
#~ msgstr " %s-%s-%s: %.1f°, %.1f°, %.1f°"

#~ msgid "dihedral %s->%s->%s->%s: %.1f°"
#~ msgstr "dihedral %s->%s->%s->%s: %.1f°"

#~ msgid "c:"
#~ msgstr "c:"

#~ msgid "\t\t%.2f Å x %.2f Å x %.2f Å,  %i atoms."
#~ msgstr "\t\t%.2f Å x %.2f Å x %.2f Å,  %i atoms."

#~ msgid "FILE"
#~ msgstr "FILE"

#~ msgid "%prog [options] [file[, file2, ...]]"
#~ msgstr "%prog [options] [file[, file2, ...]]"

#~ msgid "NUMBER"
#~ msgstr "NUMBER"

#~ msgid ""
#~ "Pick image(s) from trajectory.  NUMBER can be a single number (use a "
#~ "negative number to count from the back) or a range: start:stop:step, "
#~ "where the \":step\" part can be left out - default values are 0:nimages:1."
#~ msgstr ""
#~ "Pick image(s) from trajectory.  NUMBER can be a single number (use a "
#~ "negative number to count from the back) or a range: start:stop:step, "
#~ "where the \":step\" part can be left out - default values are 0:nimages:1."

#~ msgid "I"
#~ msgstr "I"

#~ msgid ""
#~ "0: Don't show unit cell.  1: Show unit cell.  2: Show all of unit cell."
#~ msgstr ""
#~ "0: Don't show unit cell.  1: Show unit cell.  2: Show all of unit cell."

#~ msgid "Repeat unit cell.  Use \"-r 2\" or \"-r 2,3,1\"."
#~ msgstr "Repeat unit cell.  Use \"-r 2\" or \"-r 2,3,1\"."

#~ msgid "Examples: \"-R -90x\", \"-R 90z,-30x\"."
#~ msgstr "Examples: \"-R -90x\", \"-R 90z,-30x\"."

#~ msgid "Write configurations to FILE."
#~ msgstr "Write configurations to FILE."

#~ msgid "EXPR"
#~ msgstr "EXPR"

#~ msgid ""
#~ "Plot x,y1,y2,... graph from configurations or write data to sdtout in "
#~ "terminal mode.  Use the symbols: i, s, d, fmax, e, ekin, A, R, E and F.  "
#~ "See https://wiki.fysik.dtu.dk/ase/ase/gui.html#plotting-data for more "
#~ "details."
#~ msgstr ""
#~ "Plot x,y1,y2,... graph from configurations or write data to sdtout in "
#~ "terminal mode.  Use the symbols: i, s, d, fmax, e, ekin, A, R, E and F.  "
#~ "See https://wiki.fysik.dtu.dk/ase/ase/gui.html#plotting-data for more "
#~ "details."

#~ msgid "Run in terminal window - no GUI."
#~ msgstr "Run in terminal window - no GUI."

#~ msgid "Read ANEB data."
#~ msgstr "Read ANEB data."

#~ msgid "N"
#~ msgstr "N"

#~ msgid "Interpolate N images between 2 given images."
#~ msgstr "Interpolate N images between 2 given images."

#~ msgid "Draw bonds between atoms."
#~ msgstr "Draw bonds between atoms."
