Re: [Wien] dstart error in init_lapw

2017-02-23 Thread Peter Blaha
Your problem is in lstart. Tryx lstart again. If the proplem persists, regenerate case.inst: instgen_lapw x lstart Otherwise check compilation of lstart On 02/24/2017 07:58 AM, Yong Woo Kim wrote: Dear Wien2k users, I have recently upgraded Wien2k from version 14.2 to 16.1. After th

[Wien] dstart error in init_lapw

2017-02-23 Thread Yong Woo Kim
Dear Wien2k users, I have recently upgraded Wien2k from version 14.2 to 16.1. After the upgrade I have tried to run a calculation on wurtzite ZnO structure but got the following error during init_lapw. [1m next is setrmt (B [m [1m next is nn (B [m STOP NN ENDS specify nn-bondlength factor: (

[Wien] Problem in optimization

2017-02-23 Thread GOUTAM KUMAR GUPTA
Dear all I am trying to optimize tetragonal Cu2ZnSnS4 lattice structure (lattice constant and c/a ratio both). What i did is 1) first i perform volume optimization at -4, -2,0,2,4 with simultaneous optimization of lattice positions using min -I -j "run_lapw -I -fc 1.0 -i 40 " in optimize.job sc

Re: [Wien] problem in k-point parallel job

2017-02-23 Thread Laurence Marks
This is almost certainly no a WIEN2k issue. As your output states: "cannot change to directory /mnt/oss/hod/wien_case/TCO_1: No such file or directory" This means that for whatever reason this directory is not available for you in your batch job. Why...hard to say, but unlikely to be anything to

[Wien] problem in k-point parallel job

2017-02-23 Thread Dr. K. C. Bhamu
Dear Wien2k Experts, I am trying to submit a job but the chance of job submission failure are more than 90%. It is SGE resource manager system and job file is take from FAQs as such. In job.out file, I am getting this message: qrsh_starter: cannot change to directory /mnt/oss/hod/wien_case/TCO_1

[Wien] Chemical Potential Boltztrap

2017-02-23 Thread elsasab
Dear Wien2k useres, I just started to use the Boltztrap program. I have read a lot of papers using this program but I still have some questions related with the input and output files. Firstly: In most of the published articles they represent the seebeck coefficient as a function of the chemic

Re: [Wien] state normalization problem violates correct spin expectation value :: modified w2w code

2017-02-23 Thread Peter Blaha
So this was the main effect ! Note, that with a default case.in1 your lmax is 10. And you may check if there is something similar in lapwso ?? On 02/23/2017 03:06 PM, Martin Gmitra wrote: Thank you very much for your advice! I have changed the parameter LMAX2 to 12 (before was 5) in modules

Re: [Wien] state normalization problem violates correct spin expectation value :: modified w2w code

2017-02-23 Thread Martin Gmitra
Dear Fabien, For LMAX2 = 5 the = 0.90071859 and spin expectation values: (, , ) = ( 0.000201262389, 0.000201320906, 0.999325897440) For LMAX2 = 12 the = 0.2267 and spin expectation values: (, , ) = ( 0.000201259308, 0.000201317825, 0.999335807763 ) Increasing the LMAX2 improves th

Re: [Wien] state normalization problem violates correct spin expectation value :: modified w2w code

2017-02-23 Thread tran
I don't really understand where is the problem. Your values are so close to 1! Is this accuracy not sufficient? F. Tran On Thursday 2017-02-23 15:06, Martin Gmitra wrote: Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2017 15:06:17 From: Martin Gmitra Reply-To: A Mailing list for WIEN2k users To: A Mailing list for WIEN

Re: [Wien] state normalization problem violates correct spin expectation value :: modified w2w code

2017-02-23 Thread Martin Gmitra
Thank you very much for your advice! I have changed the parameter LMAX2 to 12 (before was 5) in modules.F which leads to improvement in three orders: = 0.2267 compared to the previous value of 0.90071859 More hints are very welcome. Best regards, Martin

Re: [Wien] state normalization problem violates correct spin expectation value :: modified w2w code

2017-02-23 Thread Peter Blaha
I don't know the w2w code, but a possible guess is that it restricts itself inside the sphere to some lower lmax value ??? and thus cuts off some contributions of higher l. On 02/23/2017 10:14 AM, Martin Gmitra wrote: Dear Wien2k users, I have modified w2w code to calculate overlaps and c

[Wien] state normalization problem violates correct spin expectation value :: modified w2w code

2017-02-23 Thread Martin Gmitra
Dear Wien2k users, I have modified w2w code to calculate overlaps and consequently spin expectation values for states of interest. For the tests I consider an artificial system -- a flat germanene with spin-orbit coupling without RLO. The system has inversion and thus all the states are spin dege