] = 58.994680 [cm-1]
:
Is it the same as your result?
I guess this structure is unstable.
It is better to relax the structure first.
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
Institute for Solid State Physics, The University of Tokyo
Materials Design and Characterization Laboratory
Mitsuaki
7;,
fildvscf = 'aldv',
amass(1) = 12.0100,
amass(2) = 1.00794,
amass(3) = 32.0650,
outdir = './',
fildyn = 'bulk.dyn',
electron_phonon = 'lambda_tetra',
ldisp = .true.,
nq1 = 12, nq2 = 12, nq3 = 12,
nk1 = 24, nk2 = 24, nk3 = 24,
/
The input files for q2r.x and
E,
SUM(DOSofE(1:nat)), DOSofE(1:nat)
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Dear Elio
Are the q points generated by the ph.x and kpoints.x different even when you
use the same grid index ?
If so, kpoints.x cannot be used.
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frequency in a single line.
That file format will be changed in the next release.
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(Partial DOS in matdyn.x), I
think you can use it straightforwardly because the procedure is the same as
that to compute the total DOS with matdyn.x.
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Dear Craig
lshift_q = .false. does not cause any problems for the optimized tetrahedron
method.
This option is for the connection to alpha2f.x program.
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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Dear Craig
Hello,
Please specify
lshift_q = .False.
in the ph.x input.
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Dear Dr. Enamul Haque
I am sorry for my slow response.
The projected phonon DOS has not been implemented in matdyn.x.
I attached a patch file to compute phonon-PDOS with matdyn.x
Please try it.
In the top directory of QE,
$ patch -p1 pdos.diff
$ make
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
Dear Dr. Enamul Haque
Please use matdyn.x to compute the Eliashberg function.
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Dear Dr. Enamul Haque
Sorry, q2r.x does not work on the shifted q-grid.
Please use the regular (unshifted) grid.
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Dear Dr. Enamul Haque
Hello,
QE v 6.2.1 supports the calculation of the phonon dispersion interpolated from
the result of DFPT with the optimized tetrahedron method.
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If some school of QE will be held in your country (or somewhere), you should
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Dear Isaiah
Can I see your input files and the procedure?
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2017 4:37 AM
To: PWSCF Forum
Subject: Re: [Pw_forum] qe-6.2 Phonon recover
orm successfully the distributed computation as
$ cat ph1.in
:
start_irr = 1
last_irr = 1
recover = .false.
:
$ ph.x -in ph1.in
$ cat ph2.in
:
start_irr = 2
last_irr = 2
recover = .false.
:
$ ph.x -in ph2.in
$ cat ph_collect.in
:
!start_irr =
!last_irr =
recover = .true.
:
$ ph.x -in ph_coll
Dear Isaiah
Thank you for reporting, I will check it.
Could you provide your input files?
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Dear Dr. Yedukondalu
I think it is related to the old XML I/O of the data for the tetrahedron method.
Please use the new XML routine (./configure --enable-xml) or the new version of
QE (6.2).
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Dear Dr. Ricca
This occurs because some variables for the tetrahedron method are
deallocated before the final SCF calculation (and it is not allocated after
that).
I attached the patch to fix this bug. Please apply this as
$ patch -p1 < tetra.diff
Best regards,
Mitsuaki Kawam
< patch.diff
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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Of Huseyin Yasin Uzunok
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2017 7:54 PM
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Subject: Re: [Pw_forum] Tetrahedron and alpha2f.x problem
Dr. Mitsuaki Kawamura,
Whe
Dera Dr. UZUNOK
The reference output is also modified.
https://github.com/QEF/q-e/tree/master/PHonon/examples/tetra_example/reference
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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Sent: Saturday, September
/examples/tetra_example/run_example
I am sorry for the inconvenience.
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Dear Ryky
Hello,
You are right. The weight of each tetrahedra is just 1/number_of_tetrahedrons =
1/(6*nk1*nk2*nk3).
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Subject: [Pw_forum] How to find 2D Fermi surface view from bxsf fs file
Hi,
I am new to quantum espresso.
I am
bda_tetra"
...
/
0.1 0.0 0.0
EOF
ph.x -in elph2.in
...
cat > ph6.x << EOF
phonon6
&inputph
fildyn = "dyn6"
fildrho = "drho6"
fildvscf = "dv6"
ldisp = .false.
...
/
0.5 0.0 0.0
EOF
ph.x -in ph6.in
cat > elph6.x << EOF
electron-pho
interpolation (by
using q2r.x and matdyn.x) has not been supported yet.
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nq2 = 4,
nq3 = 4,
electron_phonon = "lambda_tetra"
nk1 = 16,
nk2 = 16,
nk3 = 16,
/
&INPUTa2F
nfreq = 500
/
EOF
mpirun alpha2f.x -in al.elph.in > al.elph.out
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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Dear Dr. P.V.SREENIVASA REDDY
alpha2f.x have not been contained in QE 6.1 yet. Only branch-dependent
electron-phonon coupling constant (\lambda_{q \nu}) can be computed in that
example.
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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too short information in the previous e-mail.
Activation of the new XML I/O will become the default setting in the next
version which will be released sooner or later.
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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). I
recommend that.
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l. Although "tetrahedra_opt" does not have such a problem,
sometimes charge-sloshing appears during the optimization and it makes the
SCF-convergence worse. "smearing" is the robust method.
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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und they work differently.
I attach the computed PDOS.
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Of balabi
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Subject: Re: [Pw_forum] Why projwfc.x gives all zero pdos result while
ion.
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Subject: Re: [Pw_forum] calculating frequencies in Co3O4 causing a segme
#x27; ,
trans = .true.,
amass(1) = 15.0,
amass(2) = 15.0,
amass(3) = 58.93320,
amass(4) = 58.93320,
/
0.5 0.5 0.5
#
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kpoint 2 ibnd 265 solve_linter: root not convergedNaN
Pert. # 1: Fermi energy shift (Ry) =NaNNaN
So, please use the smearing method for the single-k calculation.
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Mitsuaki Kawamura
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