Hi Andrei,
Your answer to Swaroop got me relieved, because I wasn't getting the same
for my spin-polarized calculations... However, regarding his question:
then the Fermi level for a plot of the total DOS (DOS_{up}+DOS_{down})
would be just the highest of the two Fermi levels, correct?
Marcos
>
> Dear Sairam Swaroop:
> two Fermi energies appear in the output if you perform calculations
> with fixed spin moment
> FixSpin T
> (because each of spin-up and spin-down values remains constant in this
> case,
> not just their sum).
>
> Check if this is what you really want. If yes, then you'll probably
> want for each spin channel to show its corresponding Fermi level:
> the splitting of two Fermi levels kind of represents the artificial
> magnetic field which is imposed in order to enforce the fixed moment.
> The average of both E_F doesn't make ay sense.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Andrei Postnikov
>
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