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Isaac Wiafe Boateng
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Dear all,
I am new to quantum calculations in periodic systems but I am surprised
by the amount of memory my QE calculations require.
I am currently working on a study case for transport properties: benzene
dithiol between gold leads. Due to different surface states for the
lead, I end up wit
Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
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On Mon, 2014-07-07 at 15:27 +0100, Pierre-Andr? Cazade wrote:
> This requires 97GB of RAM [...] it is normal that QE requires
> such a vast amount of memory
a 268-atom cell with some empty layers is not small. Consider that
the latest QE version stores by default all wavefunctions in memory,
sinc
Hi there
I'm having trouble compiling espresso 5.0.2 with cuda 6.0 on a Centos
6.5 x86_64 machine. ( gcc 4.4.x )
I'm using 14.06 version of qe-gpu from here [
https://github.com/fspiga/QE-GPU/ ] . Strangely, it has no
'espresso-5.1' directory nor 'espresso-5.0_GPU-14.06.patch' . Is it ok ?
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