To All responding to my initial thread:
I'm amazed and encouraged by the response of the community to my problem. I
will be trying your suggestions...e.g., a "rich man's" Wannier projection.
Of course, this trapping into a "metastable state" is typical of many highly
nonlinear systems of any type
Agostino Migliore wrote:
> Hello
>
> Also independently of this specific problem, I use the occasion to say
> that sometimes, with finite U, the code gets trapped in local minima for
> some values of the "mixing_beta" parameter.
Did you characterize the local minimum, by any chance ? The system
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Hello
I refer to cations in solution (e.g., Fe2+/Fe3+). Indeed, I explored all
parameters and concluded that "the" minimum can be safely found. The only
problem is that for some configuration of the system and some particular
value of the mixing_beta parameter the calculation ends on a local
minim
Hello
Some useful equations (directly matching your need or providing good
grounds) can be found on Phys. Rev. B 58, 13459 (1998) and other
papers by F?hnle.
Agostino Migliore
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> On Dec 10, 2007, at 11:52 , Clark Lee wrote:
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>> I am very appreciated getting some literature or theoretical
>> ba
Hello
Also independently of this specific problem, I use the occasion to say
that sometimes, with finite U, the code gets trapped in local minima for
some values of the "mixing_beta" parameter.
Agostino Migliore
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Hello
Some useful equations (directly matching your need or providing good
grounds) can be found on Phys. Rev. B 58, 13459 (1998) and other
papers by F?hnle.
Agostino Migliore
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> On Dec 10, 2007, at 11:52 , Clark Lee wrote:
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> I am very appreciated getting some literature or theoretical
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On Thu, December 13, 2007 15:06, xu yuehua wrote:
> thank you for your detailed analysis. your guess is right .my outdir is
> set
> to a place,not local to the nodes.i know the reason of my slow
> job,although
> i did not know it through.
> as for how to use a local directory as outdir ,it seems
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ose some sum-rules for the acoustic ones, to force them to be
> 0 at the Gamma point.
>
> Acoustic forces are harder to calculate (smaller forces). In your case I
> would guess up to 15 cm^1 should be ok for the acoustic ones.
> Negative optical ones should not occur.
>
> Best
&g
Wow, what a "home computer"! Moor's law hadn't been invented
at that time, right? :-)
Are there any copyright issue to prevent me from using it in my
presentation about "concise history of personal computer"?
Thanks for sharing the precious picture with us!
Huiqun Zhou
@Earth Sciences, Nanjing
On Thu, December 13, 2007 13:42, xu yuehua wrote:
> yes,maybe once i set disk_io="none" ,when something goes wrong ,like
> power
> is off suddenly,you have to start from scratch .from this point ,it is
> wasting time in deed.
> but is there an better idea ?
> i am wondering
I think it is highl
On Wed, Dec 12, 2007 at 11:40:56PM -0800, Paul M. Grant wrote:
> Simplistically, the initial d-state configuration of Cu2+ in CuO by Hund?s
> Rule should be 3d9 (one empty minority spin state state
a hole). But, with
> nspin=2, lda_plus_u set true, and U=5 eV (arbitrary), the initial minority
> s
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we are interested in the limit for q->0.
in this limit the total number of electrons does not change and the
Fermi energy does not shift (since it is a q/=0 calculation) however the
delta_n(q) = \sum_G chi(q,q+G) deltaV_0(q+G)
= \sum_G chi0(q,q+G) [deltaV_0(q+G) + 4pi/(q+G)^2
de
On Thu, December 13, 2007 09:06, xu yuehua wrote:
> hi all:
> in relax ,i do not want to write wavefuntion into disk.for there is no
> enough space and time wasting.
> can anyone to tell me how to deal with it ?
I think setting disk_io='none' in the &control namelist should do the
trick, but are
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Huiqun Zhou wrote:
> Wow, what a "home computer"! Moor's law hadn't been invented
> at that time, right? :-)
> Are there any copyright issue to prevent me from using it in my
> presentation about "concise history of personal computer"?
Although I liked it very much, too. I sh
>>
>> Dear Dr. Stefano and Dr. Mohr,
^^
That is too much honour for me as I am still working on these two letters.
The input below looks ok for me, but two things:
1.) for electronic wavefunctions you choose a 4 4 40 grid. It should be no
difference to a 1 1 40 one (becau
Paolo, I'm sure I'm older than you!
You're absolutely right. Abend was coined by the designers of the IBM 701.
Mean time to failure on the early prototypes of that machine was only about
three hours.
Paul M. Grant, PhD
Principal, W2AGZ Technologies
Visiting Scholar, Applied Physics, Stanford Uni
School of Physics and Microelectronics
Shandong University, Jinan 250100, People?s Republic of China
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manwannier.f90 for details)
NB: forces and stress currently implemented only for the
'atomic' choice.
Hope this helps.
Matteo
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