Dear Prof Blaha,
Now I got it.Thank you very much.
> It is very well described in the UG and was discussed and clarified 100
> times in the mailing list.
>
> R spacegroups require "hexagonal lattice constants" and "rhombohedral
> atomic positions".
>
> Am 11.01.2012 07:44, schrieb puday at iitk
Dear
Than you very much for your reply. But I am still in problem.
I tried to convert R3-m:hexagonal (166)to R3-m: rhombohedral(166) using
Bilbao Crystallographic Server.
Here I put the initial lattice parameters for space group 166 R3-m:h and
do Non-standard setting
166 R3-m:h
[a] [b] [c] [alpha]
It is very well described in the UG and was discussed and clarified 100 times
in the mailing list.
R spacegroups require "hexagonal lattice constants" and "rhombohedral atomic
positions".
Am 11.01.2012 07:44, schrieb puday at iitk.ac.in:
> Dear
> Than you very much for your reply. But I am sti
Dear wien2k user
I am using WIEN2k101. I'm interested in structural properties of a compound
which has the hexagonal structure with space group 166 (R-3m).
I make the case.struct using w2web web server. When I choose the space
group as 166(R-3m), it automatically takes the rhombohedral axes. But i
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think w2web only takes R-3m
in rhombohedral. So if you have a R-3m in hexagonal, you have to
convert your hexagonal structure to rhombohedral. Then, input the
rhombohedral values into w2web for the R lattice.
Two methods you could use to convert:
1)
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