[Pw_forum] calculation of 'local' moments in a scf calculation

2009-09-13 Thread 程迎春
You can search of the forum using the key words "local moment".  This has
been discussed in detail before.
Hope it helps.

2009/9/13 sreekar guddeti 

> Dear QE users,
> i performed a scf caculation under LSDA of a supercell containing 32 atoms.
> One cationic site of GaAs host matrix is replaced by Mn. i want to calculate
> the 'local' moment on Mn atom.
>
> sincerely,
> Sreekar Guddeti
> B.Tech+M.Tech
> Engineering Physics
> IIT Bombay
> India
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[Pw_forum] calculation of 'local' moments in a scf calculation

2009-09-13 Thread sreekar guddeti
Dear QE users,
i performed a scf caculation under LSDA of a supercell containing 32 atoms.
One cationic site of GaAs host matrix is replaced by Mn. i want to calculate
the 'local' moment on Mn atom.

sincerely,
Sreekar Guddeti
B.Tech+M.Tech
Engineering Physics
IIT Bombay
India

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[Pw_forum] calculation of 'local' moments in a scf calculation

2009-09-13 Thread Lorenzo Paulatto

On Sun, September 13, 2009 16:06, sreekar guddeti wrote:
>  Dear QE users,
>  i performed a scf caculation under LSDA of a supercell containing 32
>  atoms.
>  One cationic site of GaAs host matrix is replaced by Mn. i want to
>  calculate
>  the 'local' moment on Mn atom.


Dear Sreekan,
I think the simplest way to do this kind of analysis is using projwfc.x to
compute projected density of states. It also computes overlaps projection
of crystal wavefunctions on atomic ones, from that you can deduce how much
the spin up and spin down atomic wavefunctions are occupied.

best regards

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