Plot the DOS (and partial DOS) in Ry scale.
Then select the energy range for which you want to calculate the density.
x lapw2 -emin -2.0 would probably cut away the Li-1s states.
x lapw2 -all x.x y.y calculates the density for states in the
window x.x to y.y. (put proper numbers
Yes.
Just do it the normal way, but add the discontinuity correction as
scissors shift in case.inkram.
Eps_2 (case.epsilon) will then have the proper gap and eps_1 will also
include the correct gap.
Only case.joint (unbroadenend eps_2) does not include the disc.corr. and
needs to be shifted
Two guesses
1) You probably have the Lu 4f states incorrectly at the Fermi energy
giving a metal.
2) The Vasp optimized position might have incorrectly broken the spacegroup
symmetry so AFM won't work.
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Dear wien2k users,
is there a way to calculate the dielectric function with GLLB-SC?
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Dear Wien2k experts and users,
I was doing a antiferromagnetic calculation (LuFeO3 related P3 structure) using
Wien2K 19.1 and confused by several questions. I would be very appreciated
there is any suggestions. To be specific, some main parameters are listed as
below:
Normal spin-polarized
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