sorry it didn't work
On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 5:35 PM, Matic Poberznik
wrote:
> I'm sorry I made a slight error in the previous email, the path should
> point to the xcrysden shell script (which is used to run xcrysden).
> Simply add the directory where the ./xcrysden
Dear developers:
I found the following sentence in PHonon user guide (v. 6.0):
"...
The main code ph.x can be used whenever PWscf can be used, with the
exceptions of: DFT+U, semiempirical VdW corrections, nonlocal vdW
..."
However, I can find some routines for PHonon+vdW [vdW-DF (DF2) and rVV10]
Dear experts,
Is starting magnetization necessary to have a full spin-orbit coupling?
What value should it take on?
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*Regards,*
*Ashkan Shekaari*
*Plasma Physics Research Center*
*Science and Research Branch*
*I A U, 14778-93855 Tehran, Iran.*
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Dear QE users,
I am interested on charge density difference. But first I made a test
and calculate the number of electrons of an atom (for example #e=7).
In order to do that I use the pp.x and obtain two files xxx.charge and
pp.out(XCrysDens format). From each file I obtain
I'm sorry I made a slight error in the previous email, the path should
point to the xcrysden shell script (which is used to run xcrysden).
Simply add the directory where the ./xcrysden command works to the $PATH
variable and it should work.
Best regards,
Matic
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J. Stefan
Use pp.x (see INPUT_PP.txt for detailed input variables description) with
plot_num=7.
Among the many, you should set:
- kpoint, to select which k-point of the *LATEST* scf or ncsf run
- kband, to select the eigenfunction of which band at the selected k-point you
want to plot
- lsign, if you
> Yes it is running by terminal using
> ./xcrysden commond.
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I' assuming you have to be in the xcrysden binary directory for that to
work;
so if you have not done so already I suggest you add the path to
xcrysden installation folder where you have to add xcrysden to the $PATH
Yes it is running by terminal using
./xcrysden commond.
On Nov 16, 2016 3:39 PM, "Matic Poberznik"
wrote:
> Dear Uttam,
>
> > Hi
> > I have installed espresso 6.0 on cygwin (windows8.1). PWGUI6.0 is
> > working fine but not unable to launch xcrysden through pwgui.
Hi,
I would plot isosurfaces homo lumo of a 3D structure. I produced an output
with pw.x (nscf calculation) and I calculated the levels of energies for
path of 32K points and for only gamma point. How I could fix it?
Al
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Dear QE community,
I am not sure whether my question is correct but:
Is it possible to print out the terms of* < i | Hso | j > *, the matrix
elements of spin-orbit Hamiltonian. I think the sum of diagonal values is
what arises in the total energy as SOC but I am also interested in the
Dear Uttam,
> Hi
> I have installed espresso 6.0 on cygwin (windows8.1). PWGUI6.0 is
> working fine but not unable to launch xcrysden through pwgui. This
> option is inactive i.e. faded.
> Kindly help
Are you sure you have xcrysden installed and it works when you try to
run it from the
Dear QE developers,
I have some confusions regarding the q-points input of lambda.x. And I
found an old post,
http://www.mail-archive.com/pw_forum@pwscf.org/msg20240.html, which
addressed exactly the same issue. In short:
1. Why it is recommended to use the q-grid obtained from kpoints.x instead
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