Hi again dear Siesta users,
Since I'm new to Siesta, facing some compiler problems, for example, I can make
Siesta working but can not compile some of the utilities because of my
compiler/Linux version.
Which Linux version and Fortran compiler would you kindly suggest me to use and
to compile
Dear SIESTA users,
I am using OpenSUSE Linux 10.3 and installed following packages to compile
SIESTA utilities:
1) gcc-fortran (4.2) //The system GNU Compiler
2) gcc42-fortran (4.2.1_20070724) //The GNU Fortran Compiler and Support
Files
3) libgfortran 42 (4.2.1_20070724) //The GNU Fortran Compile
> Dear all siesta users:
>
> I have compiled the rho2xsf and Xcrysden succesfully,and I use
> the rho2xsf to transform the file.RHO to file.XSF format,
> it looks like working well,
> but when I use the Xcrysden to display the file.XSF,I can get the
> atom structure only,I can't find the charge d
Hello Siesta users,
I'm using:
* Mandriva Linux 2008
* g95 compiler
* Siesta 2.0.1
I've compiled these packages:
* Siesta
* Utils from Andre Postnikov (xv2xsf, ...)
* General Utils (eig2dos, gnubands, ...)
* xCrysDen package
* JMol package
using g95 Fortran compiler. I can now run Siesta and s
do you ever try to click "Tools" in the panel ?
On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 10:29 PM, zhiyong wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Dear all siesta users:
>
>I have compiled the rho2xsf and Xcrysden successfully,and I use
> the rho2xsf to transform the file.RHO to file.XSF format,it looks lik
Hi,
I don't know anything about the Vibra tools, but I guess you can
always cheat those tools saying your system is composed of only
two atoms. Of course, you also must supply the correct FC matrix
for those, extracted from Siesta's *.FC file.
Best,
Roberto
On Fri, 24 Oct 2008, Zhanyu Ni
Dear all siesta users:
I have compiled the rho2xsf and Xcrysden successfully,and I use the
rho2xsf to transform the file.RHO to file.XSF format,it looks like working
well,but when I use the Xcrysden to display the file.XSF,I can get the atom
structure only,I can't find the charge density.
Hi All.
In a recent article about SIESTA (J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 20 (2008) 064208), I
read that "a multigrid solver for the Poisson equation on the grid has been
implemented [reference 22 in the article]. Did anybody now where I can found a
subroutine that do this, until this version of Siesta
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