wrong ?
Any suggestions is welcome !
Thanks !
Fabiana
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Hello
thanks for the suggestion ! I wanted to try to avoid it because my
sistem is superheavy and...already normal ground state calculations
are quite demanding, but yes, you are right.
Thanks
2012/3/1, Laurence Marks L-marks at northwestern.edu:
At least with Wien2k you cannot tell the
Tompsett.
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Has anyone implemented a way to calculate the hyperfine field due to
dipolar interactions between the nuclear spin and the electron spin
density outside the muffin tin sphere? This is referred to as B_lat in
Pavel Novak's notes on hyperfine calculations in Wien2k.
I guess you mean the
I think your case.inq file is wrong.
The lines
0. 0. 1. new axis z
1. 1. 0. new axis x
must be included for EVERY atom where locrot=2
I have a system in space group P-1 (No. 2) and I want to calculate the
partial DOS for d orbitals by qtl program. I would like a
Hi, there,
I have a system in space group P-1 (No. 2) and I want to calculate the partial
DOS for d orbitals by qtl program. I would like a local coordinate with axis
pointing towards the oxygens in the octahedron instead of the defaulted. What I
know is the value of ?locrot? in the .inq file
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