Dear expert,
I am trying to calculate the phonons for NaFeAs and I used
2*2*2 q points. And 5*5*3 k points in the scf calculations.
After calculating the force constants from q2r.x, when I run matdyn.x i get
the following error
Error in routine frc_blk (1): wrong total_weight
This i
Thank you, Paolo. I have already asked the similar question some months before
and I have done the suggestion Ghadiyali advised, but I still failed to remove
the negative frequency.
发件人: Paolo Giannozzi [mailto:p.gianno...@gmail.com]
发送时间: 2018年3月19日 18:55
收件人: Quantum Espresso users Forum
主题:
Dear Experts,
Recently, I have done some phonon calculations about NaFeAs, I noted that some
negative frequencies appears at Gamma point.
I have also done calculationphonon dispersion for LiFeAs, and again I found
some negative frequencies.
My input files are attached with mail.
Thanking in ant
Dear Experts,
Recently, I have done some phonon calculations about NaFeAs, I noted that some
negative frequencies appears at Gamma point.
I have also done calculationphonon dispersion for LiFeAs, and again I found
some negative frequencies.
My input files are attached with mail.
Thanking in ant
Dear Experts,
Recently, I have done some phonon calculations about NaFeAs, I noted that some
negative frequencies appears at Gamma point.
I have also done calculationphonon dispersion for LiFeAs, and again I found
some negative frequencies.
My input files are attached with mail.
Thanking in ant
Dear expert,
Thank you so much for helping me.
But can you tell me why many imaginary frequencies appears in my Gamma point
calculation? And how to remove these imaginary frequencies?
These are my scf.in file, ph.in file and ph.out file. (I just use the
experimental crystal parameters and do not
Dear Experts,
I have calculated the IFC for a supercell of a bulk. However, when I chose the
PAW pseudopotential, it appears that no convergence has been achieved. While
for USPP, the convergence can be achieved. Does this mean PAW can not be used
as the pseudopotential to calculate IFC? If not,