No, that is the total number of valence electrons (see User Guide).
For results you should first look at case.scf (though volume and total
electron number is hardly a result of Wien2k ...). For example use the
grep command in a terminal set in your case directory:
grep VOLUME *.scf
:VOL :
You want to know the overall electron concentration? Why use Wien2k for
that one?
If your unit cell is spanned by crystallografic basis vectors a,b,c then
the volume is V=a*(b x c).
If your unit cell contains n_i atoms of elements nuclear charge Z_i the
total number of electrons is
Dear Wien2k users community,
I would like to ask you if we can get the results of total number of
concentration of the system from wien2k codeLooking forward your answer.
Halim Said
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