Hello everyone.

In the supercell I am working on, there are 3 fictitious Hs with charge 1.25
and 3 fictitious Hs with charge 0.75. In the input I have, I should mention
that I have totally 6 Hs.

But my question is about the actual calculation, considering the charge of
the fictitious H, if I want to use the number of the atoms to calculate a
property of a structure, should I consider the number of the fictitious Hs
as half of the total number of them, I mean:

N = number of the usual atoms + (total number of the fictitious Hs)/2

because of their charges or I should keep it unchaged and mention the total
number of the atoms, here it will be 6?

N = number of the usual atoms + total number of the fictitious Hs

I would be thankful to have your kind reply.

Regards,
Sarah

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