Look up in fdf.log something WriteXML to see the correct syntax, then set it
to false in your fdf file.
Cheers,
Marcos
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 1:29 AM, vagner rigo wrote:
> Dear Users and Developers,
>
>
> I starts a calculation (with the version 2.0.1) using non collinear spin
> (NonCollinear
Dear Users and Developers,
I starts a calculation (with the version 2.0.1) using non collinear spin
(NonCollinearSpin .true.).
However, at the end of the first SCF step the calculations stop with the
message:
---
ERROR(wxml) in writing to file
test.xml
Trying to close module but propertyList is
At 2010-07-19 17:04:22,"Mehmet Topsakal" wrote:
Dear Zhendong ,
Your problem should be related with TS.NumUsedAtomsLeft,
TS.NumUsedAtomsRight, TS.BufferAtomsLeft, TS.BufferAtomsRight ...
tags.
Check the positions of electrode and central region atoms.
Regards
2010/7/19 郭振东
Hello e
"Familiar band structure" means "most of the parameters are CONVERGED". So I
have difficulty in understanding why you didn't just insert your lattice and
position values into my INCAR.fdf and see what happens instead of looking
for input.fdf
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 7:51 PM, wrote:
> Dear
Dear Mehmet
Thanks for your suggestions.
I mean that the energy does't converge in the structure optimization. So could
you please send me an example input.fdf of ZGNR for structure optimization?
Best Regards
Liangzhi Kou
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发件人: Mehmet Topsakal
主 题: Re: [SIESTA-L] Converge pro
Hello everyone,
I have a small question:
When I test my oxygen pseudo from the siesta webpage, everything is great
untill I add configurations to my test file (ae and pt configurations) that
include _extra_ electrons. That is, when I fill the 2p orbital I get cross
excitation energies which ar
Thank you very much for all yours answers.
It helps me a lot.
Cheers,
Magdalena
2010/7/19 Marcos Veríssimo Alves
> Then I have to apologize to Magdalena. However, it would be nice to have
> the manual updated accordingly... This would have prevented me from having
> performed non-collinear spin
Dear Siesta's user:
I saw there are many papers on the transport in graphene nanoribbons.
In those calculations, there are vacuum region between ribbons along
the transverse direction.
At http://wiki.tstutorial.dreamhosters.com/wiki/Main_Page there is an
example on the graphene. Instead of the va
Then I have to apologize to Magdalena. However, it would be nice to have the
manual updated accordingly... This would have prevented me from having
performed non-collinear spin calculations with GGA, if I had ever needed it!
Thanks a lot anyway, Jaime!
Cheers,
Marcos
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 3:1
Dear Marcos & Magdalena,
Non-Collinear GGA was implemented in SIESTA some time ago. It can
perfectly be used.
The reference in the manual is indeed a bit obsolete.
The references are:
1. Optimized basis sets for the paramagnetic, collinear magnetic and
helicoidal phases of Iron
V. M. Garcí
>Dear Zhendong
>Make sure that
>1- you are doing electrode calculations and system calculation with the
>same basis set.
>2- The coordinates in the system calculation are defined as they should
>and you specified the number of electrode atoms in the input of your
>system calculation.
>
>Ho
I will send my programmes to you? Would you like to help me check them ?
Thank you very much !
>Dear Zhendong
>Make sure that
>1- you are doing electrode calculations and system calculation with the
>same basis set.
>2- The coordinates in the system calculation are defined as they should
>a
>From the manual:
"NonCollinearSpin
(logical): If .true., non-collinear spin is described using spinor
wavefunctions and spin density matrices at every grid point. Ref: T. Oda et
al, PRL, 80, 3622 (1998). Not compatible with GGA because non-collinear
density functional theory has been developed o
I will send my programms to you . Would you like to help me to check it ? Thank
you very much!
At 2010-07-19 17:04:22,"Mehmet Topsakal" wrote:
Dear Zhendong ,
Your problem should be related with TS.NumUsedAtomsLeft,
TS.NumUsedAtomsRight, TS.BufferAtomsLeft, TS.BufferAtomsRight ...
tags.
Ch
Thank you for your quick response.
I'm wondering if it's possible to use nonCollinear-Magnatism within GGA?
I have also problem with obtaining proper band gap value for GaAs
within GGa, PBE. Do you have any expierienced with WC, revPBE functionals
Can I get better bandgap values using them?
Mag
Magdalena,
Spin polarization can influence the structure of a system, but not
necessarily. I'm not really aware of any way of saying "in principle, such
and such changes could happen if we spin-polarize this structure" because it
would be highly dependent on the system. However, a tight-binding re
Dear Zhendong
Make sure that
1- you are doing electrode calculations and system calculation with the
same basis set.
2- The coordinates in the system calculation are defined as they should
and you specified the number of electrode atoms in the input of your
system calculation.
Hope it helps
J
Dear Zhendong ,
Your problem should be related with TS.NumUsedAtomsLeft,
TS.NumUsedAtomsRight, TS.BufferAtomsLeft, TS.BufferAtomsRight ...
tags.
Check the positions of electrode and central region atoms.
Regards
2010/7/19 郭振东
> Hello everyone
> When I use the transiesta to calculat
Hello everyone
When I use the transiesta to calculate the current, I always meet such
error:
ERROR: lastoL,NGL2 0 6 12 18 24
30 34 38 42 46 50
54 58 72
ERROR: Un
Hello Everyone,
I'm quite new to the problem of structure relaxation with lattice mismatch
and hence had a few queries. I'm trying to optimize graphene on top of a
silicon 100 surface (7 layers of silicon Hydrogen pasivated). Please could
someone guide through the following problems?
1) The silico
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