Dear All:
     There are four quantities (qc0, qcn0,Qsol,Qtot) about electric charge
in transiesta calculation(shown as following).
>From SIESTA: Efermi=  -4.805
qc0 :   0.000
qcn0 : 456.635
nou,NGL,NGR:        3731         832         832
TranSiesta: Qsol,Qtot:  483.480  957.000    1.000

transiesta: TSiscf   Eharris(eV)      E_KS(eV)   FreeEng(eV)   dDmax  Ef(eV)
transiesta:   1   -25796.9060   -25694.0764   -25694.0764 85.4730 -4.8048
timer: Routine,Calls,Time,% = IterSCF       44  118292.741  80.25
elaps: Routine,Calls,Wall,% = IterSCF       44   59371.237  80.29
timer: Routine,Calls,Time,% = TS             1   28704.656  19.47
elaps: Routine,Calls,Wall,% = TS             1   14364.325  19.43
TranSiesta: Qsol,Qtot:  534.939  957.000    1.000
transiesta:   2   -88127.8734    12349.9694    12349.9694228.7030 -4.8048
TranSiesta: Qsol,Qtot:  488.859  957.000    1.000

I guess that the Qtot is the total valence electron number of scatter
region. But I have no idea about the other three.
Especially the qc0, and Qsol are non-integral quantity, which means that
there occur some charge transferring. Those
charge transfer from where to where?

Anyone please give any simple explanation.
Thank you very much in advance!
Best regards,
Wei

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