Figure 3

Power diagram of two different domains in 2D representation. Light blue circles (atoms) are contained in domain A, and green atoms are in domain B. Dotted lines denote Voronoi edges between two neighboring atoms, and solid lines represent the Voronoi geometrical interface between two domains. Any polygon which is adjacent to at least one Voronoi geometrical interface is called an interface-cell. If a cell is an interface-cell, then we call the atom in the cell an interface-atom. Interface-atoms are slightly darker than non-interface atoms. The InterPare database stores all interface-atom information.