Hi Peter,
Many thanks for the clarifications!
The Rmt for Ca is 2.25 while 0.65 for H, such a difference is way too large?
anyways, I will do as you suggested.
Best wishes,
Bing
PS: I attach the STRUCT file for your information.
On Thu, 12/5/13,
Dear WIEN2k experts,
I am calculating 29-atom Fe(001) slab with SOC with easy axis along [100].
Without SOC one can find more symmetries, and one has only 15 inequivalent
atoms. However, when performing the calculation with such slab the results
are different compared to the complex calculation
Dear Shahrbano,
... Although we could reproduce
the SP of the sample, P_s= P_z(lambda1)- P_z(lambda0) = 0.312113863793-
1.52399256575e-11 = 0.31211386360 C/m^2 which is very close to the
readme file (but not exactly the same as it P_s= P_z(lambda1)- P_z(lambda0)=
Hello Shahrbano,
I also agree with Dr. Rubel that this fraction of discrepancy that you are
getting is probably due to the fact we made this tutorial on Wien2k version
11.0.
Regarding the forces for optimizing the structure, I always try to optimize
my structure to a much lower value (0.2
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