[Pw_forum] GIPAW: error in output

2011-10-24 Thread Carlo Nervi
Hello,
I succesfully compiled QE 4.3.2 and the corresponding
GIPAW module on a Opteron 6168 linux using gfortran 4.6,
acml 5.0.0 and amdlibm 3.0.1.

I did the benzene-scf.in job in the
GIPAW/examples/benzene-USPP/ directory. The scf energy is
the same as the reference output, which is in the same
directory (apparently all is okay).
I've compiled the gipaw module by the common way 'make
gipaw' from the source QE dir. - I hope this was okay...

The gipaw calculations proceed, apparently ends normally,
but the output contains several NotaNumber (NaN). Anuone
have an idea qhat's wrong or could please give some hints
how to solve the problem?
Thank you,
  Carlo

...
 negative rho (up, down):  0.103E-03 0.000E+00
 init_paw_1: ntyp= 1  rc=1.4000  rs=0.9333
 init_paw_1: ntyp= 1  rc=1.4000  rs=0.9333
 init_paw_1: ntyp= 1  rc=1.4000  rs=0.9333
 init_paw_1: ntyp= 1  rc=1.4000  rs=0.9333

 init_gipaw_1: projectors nearly linearly dependent:
 ntyp =  1, l/n1/n2 =  0 2 1  0.99622328
 init_gipaw_1: projectors nearly linearly dependent:
 ntyp =  1, l/n1/n2 =  1 2 1  0.99789339
 init_paw_1: ntyp= 2  rc=0.8000  rs=0.5333
 init_paw_1: ntyp= 2  rc=0.8000  rs=0.5333
 init_gipaw_1: projectors nearly linearly dependent:
 ntyp =  2, l/n1/n2 =  0 2 1  0.99987400

 GIPAW: 4.81s CPU10.71s WALL

 Computing the magnetic susceptibility isolve=0   
ethr=0.1000E-13
 k-point #1 of 1  pool #  1
 ik   1 ibnd  16 linter: root not converged  0.305E+07
 ik   1 ibnd  16 linter: root not converged  0.139E+31
 ik   1 ibnd  16 linter: root not converged  0.122E+27
 End of magnetic susceptibility calculation

 f-sum rule (1st term):
 **  0.  0.
 0.-29.8546  0.
 0.  0.-29.9120

 f-sum rule (2nd term):
-0.3248  0.  0.
 0. -0.3248  0.

...

 Contributions to the NMR chemical shifts:
---

 Core contribution in ppm:

 Atom  1  C   pos: (  0.00  0.107679  0.00) 
sigma: 200.51
 Atom  2  C   pos: (  0.093253  0.053840  0.00) 
sigma: 200.51
 Atom  3  C   pos: (  0.093253 -0.053840  0.00) 
sigma: 200.51
 Atom  4  C   pos: (  0.00 -0.107679  0.00) 
sigma: 200.51
 Atom  5  C   pos: ( -0.093253 -0.053840  0.00) 
sigma: 200.51
 Atom  6  C   pos: ( -0.093253  0.053840  0.00) 
sigma: 200.51
 Atom  7  H   pos: (  0.00  0.191523  0.00) 
sigma:   0.00
 Atom  8  H   pos: (  0.165864  0.095761  0.00) 
sigma:   0.00
 Atom  9  H   pos: (  0.165864 -0.095761  0.00) 
sigma:   0.00
 Atom 10  H   pos: (  0.00 -0.191523  0.00) 
sigma:   0.00
 Atom 11  H   pos: ( -0.165864 -0.095761  0.00) 
sigma:   0.00
 Atom 12  H   pos: ( -0.165864  0.095761  0.00) 
sigma:   0.00

 Bare contribution in ppm:

 Atom  1  C   pos: (  0.00  0.107679  0.00) 
sigma:NaN
NaN NaN NaN
NaN NaN NaN
NaN NaN NaN

 Atom  2  C   pos: (  0.093253  0.053840  0.00) 
sigma:NaN
NaN NaN NaN
NaN NaN NaN
NaN NaN NaN

...
 Total NMR chemical shifts in ppm:
---

 Atom  1  C   pos: (  0.00  0.107679  0.00) 
sigma:NaN
 C1anisotropy:   NaNeta:0.
 C1sigma_xx=   NaNaxis=(   NaN
  NaN  0.00)
 C1sigma_yy=   NaNaxis=(   NaN
  NaN  0.00)
 C1sigma_zz=   NaNaxis=(  0.00 
0.00  1.00)

 Atom  2  C   pos: (  0.093253  0.053840  0.00) 
sigma:NaN
 C2anisotropy:   NaNeta:0.
 C2sigma_xx=   NaNaxis=(   NaN
  NaN  0.00)
 C2sigma_yy=   NaNaxis=(   NaN
  NaN  0.00)
 C2sigma_zz=   NaNaxis=(  0.00 
0.00  1.00)



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[Pw_forum] Binding energy of Cu@CNT

2011-10-24 Thread Stefano Baroni

Dear chengyu yang:

> I am sorry to ask, but advice from this forum is important to help.  

Thanks for the appreciation, but remember that no forum is a real substitute 
for hard work ... Many of the questions that you (as well as many others) ask 
could be answered by yourself, just trying ... If you try and understand, then 
you wouldn't need to ask. If you do not understand, in spite of trying hard, 
then the answers to your legitimate (even more legitimate, after trying hard) 
questions would be much more instructive for you.

Just a suggestion ...

SB

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[Pw_forum] Partial phonon DOS

2011-10-24 Thread GAO Zhe
You can just use QHA in QE after IFCs calculated, then ph-pdos will be obtained 
directly.


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At 2011-10-24 14:23:18,"jayashree.pan at jncasr.ac.in"  wrote:

Hi,
I am a new Quantum Espresso user. I am doing phonon calculation and I also want 
to do partial phonon DOS using QE. 
There are some old posts from Prof.Eyvaz Isaev and Dr.Subhradip Ghosh, where 
they ware talking about it. 
Please help me if anyone know how to do it.
Thank you.
Jayashree 
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[Pw_forum] Binding energy of Cu@CNT

2011-10-24 Thread chengyu yang
Dear Dr. Baroni,
I agree with your opinion, but my problems is that I am a material
student, but I am doing research with a lot of physics, and nobody can give
me much help but result is required. That's why I feel helpless sometimes.
If I know in which direction should I work hard then i certainly would go.
   Thank you.

Chengyu Yang
MMAE, University of Central Florida,US


2011/10/24 Stefano Baroni 

>
> Dear chengyu yang:
>
> I am sorry to ask, but advice from this forum is important to help.
>
>
> Thanks for the appreciation, but remember that no forum is a real
> substitute for hard work ... Many of the questions that you (as well as many
> others) ask could be answered by yourself, just trying ... If you try and
> understand, then you wouldn't need to ask. If you do not understand, in
> spite of trying hard, then the answers to your legitimate (even more
> legitimate, after trying hard) questions would be much more instructive for
> you.
>
> Just a suggestion ...
>
> SB
>
> ---
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> http://stefano.baroni.me [+39] 040 3787 406 (tel) -528 (fax) /
> stefanobaroni (skype)
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[Pw_forum] Binding energy of Cu@CNT

2011-10-24 Thread chengyu yang
Thank you, Dr. Giannozzi .

But my question is this:
(1) How could I get the correct binding energy? May I use the  C.pz-vbc.UPF
and Cu.pz-d-rrkjus.UPF potential? Will the choice of potential affect the
final result?
(2) The literature I am reading used the projector-augmented wave(PAW)
potential, and also the electron exchange and correlation is treated by
using the Perdew burke Ernzerhof (PBE) formulation of the generalized
gradient approximation. In fact I cannot find such potentials in all the
pseudo files.
(3) It also used conjugate-gradient algorithm to relax the ions, do we have
this in our QE, or the algorithm are replaceable?

I am sorry to ask, but advice from this forum is important to help.
Thank you.

Best regards.

Chengyu Yang
MMAE,University of Central Florida,US



2011/10/22 Paolo Giannozzi 

>
> On Oct 22, 2011, at 19:25 , chengyu yang wrote:
>
> > At first I used ultrasoft potential for both cu and cnt,
> > but the result is about -1.6 ev, much different from
> > around -0.1 ev in the literature.
> >   Then I changed the potential to PAW potential,
> > for that is what's used in the literature
>
> you also changed from LDA to PBE. It's not a minor difference,
> especially if the bonding is weak. Why don't you try a few
> simpler systems to start with?
>
> P.
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[Pw_forum] problem

2011-10-24 Thread mariam malmir
Hello
I am studying carbon nanotubes doped whith a magnatic atom.
this system  has been relaxed whit nspin=2 , starting_magnetization(1) =
0.9,
  and  starting_magnetization(2) = 0.8 .
is this true?

befor doped carbon nanotube system relaxed whit nspin=1 ,
starting_magnetization(1) = 0.9

is this true?

thanks for your advices
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[Pw_forum] Partial phonon DOS

2011-10-24 Thread jayashree....@jncasr.ac.in
Hi,
I am a new Quantum Espresso user. I am doing phonon calculation and I
also want to do partial phonon DOS using QE. 
There are some old posts from Prof.Eyvaz Isaev and Dr. Subhradip
Ghosh, where they ware talking about it. 
Please help me if anyone know how to do it.
Thank you.
Jayashree 

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