[Wien] Wien 2K latest version runtime error

2011-04-14 Thread William Oquendo
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[Wien] Magnetic dipole term and Orbital polarization

2011-04-14 Thread Pavel Novak
you need the radius in denominator. For this you have to put the negative integer in RINDEX. Regards Pavel Novak On Wed, 13 Apr 2011, gimbert at cemes.fr wrote: > Dear Pavel Novak, dear Peter Blaha, > > I thank you for your replies to my message. > > Concerning the difference between spin momen

[Wien] Wien 2K latest version runtime error

2011-04-14 Thread David Sedmidubsky
Dear W2K users, I encountered the same problem as William-Fernando with Linux SUSE 11.3. I had SUSE 11.1 and Wien2k 10.1 compiled using IFC 11.1 and MKL 10.2. I that case everything worked fine, however, after having upgraded to SUSE 11.3 I got the same error message (same dynamic library) when

[Wien] Magnetic dipole term and Orbital polarization

2011-04-14 Thread gimb...@cemes.fr
Dear Pavel Novak, Thank you again for your response. I had a look in the subroutine radint.f and I wonder if there are not problems inside it because it seems to be inconsistent with Table II of the document 'Calculation of hyperfine field in Wien2k, Technical report' which you wrote in 200

[Wien] Wien 2K latest version runtime error

2011-04-14 Thread Laurence Marks
In neither case have you provided us with sufficient information, so all we can do is guess. Several steps to take: a) Do "ldd $WIENROOT/lapw0" and check if the code is linked to the 11.1 ifort libraries and not others b) Compile with the Intel static flag turned on (-i-static). I recommend always

[Wien] Piezoelectric properties

2011-04-14 Thread Oleg Rubel
Dear Wien2k users and developers, I am curious whether it is possible to extract piezoelectric properties (e.g., derivative of polarization with respect to strain) using Wien2k? It seems that there is no such a functionality documented in the UG, but maybe there some indirect ways. Ideally, it

[Wien] Piezoelectric properties

2011-04-14 Thread Peter Blaha
No, the Berry phase approach is not implemented. However, you may create a supercell (or better a slab) and apply an external electric filed (zig-zag). Am 14.04.2011 16:17, schrieb Oleg Rubel: > Dear Wien2k users and developers, > > I am curious whether it is possible to extract piezoelectric pro

[Wien] MBJ potential for charged cells ...

2011-04-14 Thread Vladimir Timochevski
Dear WIEN2K experts, I would greatly appreciate your advice on the following subject. I am studying a magnetic impurity in silicon, and to get a correct band gap for Si matrix, I am trying to use MBJ potential. My impurity is ionic, and I need to do a charged cell calculation. With PBE everythin

[Wien] Piezoelectric properties

2011-04-14 Thread Oleg Rubel
Dear Dr. Blaha, thank you for the reply. > No, the Berry phase approach is not implemented. Would that be a useful extension? Is it possible to expect developers' support while working on implementation of this functionality? In would be nice to have that option in Wien2k since major PW package