ATOM, be careful about the format of the input file, it is
quite rigid.
Good luck
Bozidar
Hi all,
I forgot to mention that there is really a problem of infinite array of
charged supercells if NetCharge is set to +1 or -1 when periodic
boundary conditions are used. But there are terms which can overcome
this problems if for example formation energies are calculated.
Bozidar
plain why?
Thanks
Bozidar
example to make H
atoms smaller than C atoms since it would be much more realistic.
Thanks
Bozidar
Dear Saswata,
have a look at the attached document. Also look the following article
PHYSICAL REVIEW B, VOLUME 64, 235204, it might help you.
Good luck
Bozidar
Formation energy.doc
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GridSampling.
Good luck
Bozidar
oscilate a
bit but there was a nice discussion about this convergence tests some
time ago, so you can check it.
Good luck.
Bozidar
ial.
Hope this will help. Good luck.
Bozidar
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Hi Saswata,
you are using 2s, 2p 3s and 3p as valence orbitals so you have to put
1 * *4instead of 1 3
Good luck.
Bozidar
comment would be helpful.
Best regards
Bozidar
Hi Marcos
thanks for your mail and sorry for not giving full information, I just
wanted to keep mail as short as possible so people can go quickly
through it.
So, what I did is: I went to SIESTA webpage, then to LINKS and there
you can find ABINIT with the list of pseudopotentials that Siest
heers,
Bozo
Taking nodenames from
"/home/bozidar/Marshall/Bi_in_Si/244.node00.kcl.ac.uk.conf", number of nodes
specified by -np
/opt/scali/bin/mpimon -stdin all /home/bozidar/bin/siesta -- n02 1 n02 1
SIESTA 1.3-- [Release] (30 Jul 2003)
Architecture : pgf90-mpich
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Dear Wu,
thanks for a very quick response. GGA pseudopotential would be more
preferable. But LDA is also ok.
Thank you very much.
Cheers
Bozo
Dear Siesta users,
I am supposed to do some calculations with Bismuth, so does anybody have
a pseudopotential for it.
Cheers
Bozo
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