A new paper documenting recent advances in Quantum ESPRESSO is available
on-line:
J. Phys: Condens. Matter 29, 465901 (2017)
http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1361-648X/aa8f79/meta
(please ignore the incorrect spelling of "ESPRESSO"!)
Also available as Psi-k Highlight:
In the 6.2 version, it is possible to use the "spin-balanced" approach,
setting the -D__SPIN_BALANCED precompilation flag at compile time. This
allows to compute the stress. Some explanation by Per Hyldgaard:
"There is an Occam's razor argument for keeping the full spin vdW-DF
formulation (from
Thank you Paolo, for this good news. No news yet for DFPT+U?
A long delay, indeed!
On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 8:16 PM, Paolo Giannozzi
wrote:
> Quantum ESPRESSO v.6.2 is available for download on qe-forge.org. A list
> of main differences with respect to the previous version
Quantum ESPRESSO v.6.2 is available for download on qe-forge.org. A list of
main differences with respect to the previous version is attached.
Paolo
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Dear Paolo/Karim,
Thank you very much for your prompt response. Actually, you missed the
first part of my question. Can we use PBE pps by just changing the
input_dft? Of course, the generate_vdw_kernel_table should be present. We
use VDW-DF-SIESTA and M06 etc in Gaussian and sometimes we also use
Dear Giuseppe,
Thanks for your reply. The pseudopotential worked perfectly.
Dear all,
How do I calculate exfoliation energy for MoS2 by comparing bulk energy
with the
energy of single layers and surface slabs using QE.
Best Regards,
Ibrahim Yahaya Muhammad
Department of Theoretical and Applied
On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 3:38 PM, Saif Ullah wrote:
> I'm interested in using vdW-df in QE. My simple question is: Can we use
> PBE PPs by just changing the input_dft parameter from pbe to vdW-DF etc,
> just like we do in VASP? Or we need to generate a vdW-DF PPs the way
Hi Saif;
to the extend of my limited experience; yes, you can use by changing the
input_dft and ofcourse generating the vdW kernel
using generate_vdW_kernel_table.x before you start your calculation..
input_dft: will override the functional definition in your input PPs...
note: wait also for
Dear QE users,
I'm interested in using vdW-df in QE. My simple question is: Can we use PBE
PPs by just changing the input_dft parameter from pbe to vdW-DF etc, just
like we do in VASP? Or we need to generate a vdW-DF PPs the way we generate
for use in SIESTA? Or we need to use revPBE pps?
Can
Dear Ali
> My question is in general, is QE able to help us with such modeling at all?
Short answer: yes, it is
> They did nice modeling using a method called DFT. I am not familair with
> this kind of simulations at all.
Strong recommendation: do not start with complex simulations such as
Dear Ibrahim
> Is this pseudopotential correct?
Yes, it is. Long-range correlation is negligible in atomic
calculations such as those used to generate a pseudopotential.
However, remember to test it on simple and well-known systems before
usage...
Best
Giuseppe
Quoting Ibrahim Yahaya
First, I optimized the structure using LCAO code (ATK) on my local machine.
Then I submitted the same for optimization on HPC.
It worked fine. HPC shown No error.
On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 4:09 PM, Paolo Giannozzi
wrote:
> It might also be a problem of tiny numerical
Dear all,
I want to run scf calculation for MoS2 using rVV10 vdw functional. For the
pseudopotential I want an ultrasoft pseudo that contain rvv10 functional. I
used pslibrary.1.0.0 to generate the pseudo and if I used
"sla+pw+rw86+pbc+vv10" = rVV10 according to Modules/funct.f90 of QE6.1, I
It might also be a problem of tiny numerical differences, due to different
parallelization/compiler/libraries/phases of the moon, leading the code to
different execution patterns. It has always been hard to pinpoint the
origin of those errors.
Paolo
On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 10:45 AM, Giuseppe
Hello all,
Dear Giuseppe and Lorenzo,
Thanks for your prompt feedback, I appreciate it. This is Ali, PhD from
University of Waterloo, Canada.
We are working on development of Mg and Ti alloying. This system is almost
immiscible in equilibrium condition, so we want to use pressure to
facilitate
On 24/10/17 10:55, Giuseppe Mattioli wrote:
> Yes, you can perform calculations at variable pressure, look at this
> example in the QE distribution
>
I would add that including temperature-dependent volume treatment by
quasi-harmonic approximation or better is probably necessary to have
yes... I will.
Thank you very much for your support Dr. Giuseppe.
On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 2:15 PM, Giuseppe Mattioli <
giuseppe.matti...@ism.cnr.it> wrote:
>
> Dear Bhushan
>
> > The calculation has successfully completed on my local server without any
> > error.
>
> On mine too.
>
> It is
Dear Ali
"question" is not exactly a suitable subject for a thread in this
forum. Please provide a meaningful subject and sign the post with
complete name and scientific affiliation.
Yes, you can perform calculations at variable pressure, look at this
example in the QE distribution
Dear Bhushan
> The calculation has successfully completed on my local server without any
> error.
On mine too.
It is likely an issue arising from a compiler or a library error, and
it is of course *very difficult* to correct, because we have no access
to your hpc facility and such kind of
There is an opening for a Post-doc position in the group of Dr. Prasenjit
Ghosh at IISER Pune, India in the area of Computational Heterogeneous
Catalysis. Initially the position is for a period of one year and might be
extended by two more years. The details of the advertisement is given in
the
Dear Lorenzo,
Maybe I misunderstand your answer because I misunderstand what is done during
the long computationnal time steps of matdyn that begin with plotting
"representation #i" in the ph.out file.
Corrige me if I'am wrong, the goal of the step "convergeance for one
representation" is to
Hi
I'm new to QE. I have a question and I'd be grateful if someone could help.
I'd like to work on development of Mg-Ti alloy. They are almost immiscible
in each other, so we want to apply pressure to reduce their atomic volume
difference, and facilitate the alloying.
Can QE help us with
Dear Dr.Giuseppe and Dr. Lorenzo,
The calculation has successfully completed on my local server without any
error.
However, I am not yet sure why I am getting the error on Supercomputer, and
how to get rid of it.
Thank you.
On Mon, Oct 23, 2017 at 9:54 PM, B S Bhushan
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