Dear all
i am trying to run PWgui-5.2.1 in my Intel core-duo PC under fedora. but i
ma keep on getting the following error message.
[pearl@localhost pwgui-5.2.1]$ ./pwgui
==
This is PWgui version: 5.2.1
Dear All,
I tried to get band strucuture for anatase primitive cell, but
the band structure was wrong when compared to previous work. I got the
following file using cif2cell program.
title = 'TiO2' ,
calculation = 'scf',
outdir
Hello,
I'm compile parallel version of Quantum ESPRESSO, I can run pw.x without
problems, but when I tried to run ev.x to fit to equation of state I got
the following error:
$ ev.x
Lattice parameter or Volume are in (au, Ang) > au
Enter type of bravais lattice (fcc, bcc, sc, noncubic)
Re: 5. how to espress fractional coordinates in quantum espresso
input (Ridwan Agbaoye)
Ridwan,
Just set verbosity='high' in scf calculation, and check scf.out. You will
find co-ordinates all form you need. Besure to multiply with alat unit. By
the way quantum espresso also support
Hi,
You are right "fftw3.f" doesn't have to be in FFTXLib folder because QE
doesn't provide it. And I think, you have already downloaded the
fftw-3.3.4 package. Now you can try to compile it, follow these steps one
by one
(1) Go to fftw-3.3.4 folder
(2) Let's say, you want to install the libraries
Greetings,
I believe the number of nodes (-nodes = integer) forces the number of nodes
on which the specified number of CPUs will be used; in other words it is
designed for cases where you want to force all your calculations to land on
a single node to minimize the inter-node message pass. if you
Dear all QE users and developers,
I want to run Quantum Espresso on a cluster using SLURM. My problem is that
whenever I request for one node in my batch file and say 24 processors, on my
output file I can see it says that it has run on 24 processors. However, when I
request for more than one
hi surender,
actually FFTXLib is already there below I have list all the tools of my
espresso library but it does not have that file fftw3.f what should I do
now?
inspiron@DELL ~
$ ssh vipin@10.111.102.145
vipin@10.111.102.145's password:
Last login: Thu Feb 11 18:48:39 2016 from 10.111.102.54
Hi,
I will suggest you to first ask the system administrator whether he had
already installed the FFTW library somewhere? If he hadn't then you can
ask him to do the same or you can install it in your home directory (I can
help with the installation).
Surender
> Thank you so much surender but as
Dear Matic,
Thanks for your help and suggestion. I'll look into what you suggested, and
check if I am wrong with the parameters I am using.
Best,
Chi-Ta
UI
From: pw_forum-boun...@pwscf.org on behalf of
Matic Poberznik
Dear Chi-Ta,
The cartesian coordinates in the Bader output file in Bohr and not
Angstrom, and they do match the coordinates in your pp.in file,
The first three:
alat=10.76944268
0.252079033*alat = 2.714751 (x)
0.141015163*alat = 1.518655 (y)
0.817121712*alat = 8.799945 (z)
However these
Dear all,
anyone interested in the following AiiDA tutorial please note the deadline
for applications is tomorrow.
All the best
Andrea
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Dear all,
We are going to hold a MARVEL/MaX/Psi-k "Tutorial on high-throughput
computations: general methods and applications
Thank you so much surender but as I runned the locate fftw.f command it
showed the following response. it is not able to find the concerned
directory.
[vipin@localhost espresso-5.3.0]$ locate fftw3.f
warning: locate: could not open database: /var/lib/slocate/slocate.db: No
such file or directory
Are you sure the Fermi level is correctly positioned on the y-axis?
On 02/11/2016 01:47 PM, nirav msc wrote:
Dear QE Users
I tried to calculate band structure of Z1 phase of Fe3Ni by using
procedure mentioned in QE example in which I am getting very few bands
below the fermi level in valance
Hi
Even for CentOS the procedure is same, first locate fftw3.f file by running
locate fftw3.f (in terminal)
=== sample output
/export/apps/fftw3/intel/float/include/fftw3.f
/export/apps/intel/Compiler/11.1/069/mkl/include/fftw/fftw3.f
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