quot;,
you should not specify starting_magnetization.
http://www.quantum-espresso.org/wp-content/uploads/Doc/INPUT_PW.html#id3119932
I think also you should provide the full input file you are using.
BR
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Dr. Ariadna Blanca Romero
Research Associate
Imperial College Lon
iadna Blanca Romero
Research Associate
Imperial College London
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For example, if you use ibrav=3 (bcc), you must provide the conventional
lattice parameter in celldm(1). In case you are running a full relaxation you
will get at the end the relaxed primitive lattice vectors from which you can
get the primitive lattice parameter. You can use the relation betwe
nal.dat:
-0.10 6.60641
-0.05 6.61609
0.00 6.62575
0.05 6.63541
0.10 6.64510
Hope you can give me some advise and thanks for the time.
Kind regards,
Ariadna
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Dr. Ariadna Blanca Romero
Research Associate
Imperial College London
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Thank you Matteo,
It seems that the problem was the number of characters in the name of my files,
they are too long—they should be less than 20 characters. However, I still have
the question regarding the lattice vectors in pos.in file.
My Fe_conventional.pos.in:
5.3526 0.0 0.0
0.0 5
Dear Matteo,
Thanks for your explanation about the scale of the lattice vectors, that
clarifies me all. I wanted to be completely sure, because in case we aren't
using the crystal atomic positions I think we must be careful to set up the
lattice vectors properly in the pos.in file. Now all see
Suza W, you are right in saying that your comment is off-topic. I think this is
not the place to show racist comments if one wants to show a courteous
behaviour.
Kind Regards
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Dr. Ariadna Blanca Romero
Research Associate
Imperial College London
Thomas Young Centre