Thanks. Okay, let me make sure I understand that, so all the data shown in the 
file are potentials at nth position and I have to calculate the corresponding 
real space coordinate myself. Right?
And I've actually got another relevant question for my situation: is it 
possible to convert fildv files made during ph.x calculation into human 
readable files like pw2casino does to the wavefunction in pw.x pw2casino 
<input> output precess?

Thanks.




> On Dec 20, 2014, at 6:36, xiaochuan Ge <ustc.scg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Nop, the first three columns are not coordinates. The coordinates are 
> implicitly given. you have the size of the cell, and the number of grids at 
> the first few lines, then you should be able to have a formula to calculate 
> the coordinate of the n-th data.
> 
> 
>> On Saturday, December 20, 2014, Jing Wang <ffyuyuz...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Thanks for the very detailed explanation of the output file. I read the 
>> format explanation in the link you gave again and again and I still can't 
>> figure out what the five columns are. For example in the main part of the 
>> data file (shown as below), if the first three columns are the coordinates 
>> in the real r space with the unit in alat, then what are the left two 
>> columns recording? Which column is the potential? How does the datafile 
>> represent the Vscf(r) function in real space? 
>> .....
>> .....
>> 3.248268856E+00  3.159870688E+00  2.515974539E+00  6.186557012E-01 
>> -2.154636042E+00
>>  -3.866568628E+00 -3.274420891E+00 -2.365272143E+00 -2.086628582E+00 
>> -1.945051309E+00
>>  -1.918992011E+00 -1.927145835E+00 -1.943940931E+00 -1.943940931E+00 
>> -1.927145835E+00
>> .....
>> .....
>> 
>> Thank you.
>> 
>> Jing Wang
>> Dept. of Physics,
>> Georgia Tech, GA
>> 
>> 2014-12-19 11:42 GMT-05:00 Paolo Giannozzi <paolo.gianno...@uniud.it>:
>>> 
>>> On Wed, 2014-12-17 at 10:59 -0500, Jing Wang wrote:
>>> 
>>> > I'm really confused about how can I read the local potential out
>>> > from the scf calculation. I used pp.x, plot_num=1 to extract the scf
>>> > potential of the the system, however I can't really understand the
>>> > output?
>>> 
>>> the "output" is not meant to be read by humans but by other codes.
>>> 
>>> > Should it show the potential in cofficients of G-vectors?
>>> 
>>> no, it is in real space, in the format explained here:
>>> http://www.quantum-espresso.org/wp-content/uploads/Doc//developer_man/developer_man.html#SECTION00080000000000000000
>>> 
>>> > Head of the output is like this:
>>> 
>>> >       25      25     100      25      25     100       2       1
>>> 
>>> FFT maximum dimensions and grids (nr1x nr2x nr3x nr1 nr2 nr3),
>>> number of atoms, number of species
>>> 
>>> >      4        4.64900000      0.00000000      4.00000000
>>> >  0.00000000      0.00000000      0.00000000
>>> 
>>> ibrav, celldm(1-3) as given in scf input
>>> 
>>> >       153.2912575334        4.0000000000       70.0000000000     1
>>> 
>>> Gmax in (2pi/a)^2 units, dual (ecutrho=dual*ecutwfc), cutoff (Ry)
>>> 
>>> >    1   C     4.00
>>> >    1       0.000000000    0.000000000    0.000000000    1
>>> >    2       0.500000000   -0.288675135    0.000000000    1
>>> 
>>> atomic species and atomic positions. The plotted quantity in real space
>>> (array length nr1x*nr2x*nr3) follows
>>> 
>>> Paolo
>>> 
>>> >   3.248268856E+00  3.159870688E+00  2.515974539E+00  6.186557012E-01
>>> > -2.154636042E+00
>>> >  -3.866568628E+00 -3.274420891E+00 -2.365272143E+00 -2.086628582E+00
>>> > -1.945051309E+00
>>> >  -1.918992011E+00 -1.927145835E+00 -1.943940931E+00 -1.943940931E+00
>>> > -1.927145835E+00
>>> >  -1.918992010E+00 -1.945051309E+00 -2.086628581E+00 -2.365272143E+00
>>> > -3.274420890E+00
>>> >  -3.866568627E+00 -2.154636041E+00  6.186557014E-01  2.515974539E+00
>>> > 3.159870688E+00
>>> >   3.159870688E+00  3.159870688E+00  2.802339131E+00  1.452305376E+00
>>> > -1.033031298E+00
>>> >  -3.409639826E+00 -3.654745566E+00 -2.575759384E+00 -2.021392120E+00
>>> > -1.762140769E+00
>>> >  -1.637123367E+00 -1.599819700E+00 -1.588050229E+00 -1.591678304E+00
>>> > -1.588050228E+00
>>> >  -1.599819700E+00 -1.637123366E+00 -1.762140768E+00 -2.021392119E+00
>>> > -2.575759383E+00
>>> >  -3.654745566E+00 -3.409639826E+00 -1.033031298E+00  1.452305376E+00
>>> > 2.802339131E+00
>>> >   2.515974539E+00  2.794920980E+00  2.515974539E+00  1.452305376E+00
>>> > -6.088327143E-01
>>> >  -2.976954364E+00 -3.787496708E+00 -2.827784418E+00 -2.048224903E+00
>>> > -1.714196738E+00
>>> >  -1.488710208E+00 -1.380390580E+00 -1.313398615E+00 -1.296957599E+00
>>> > -1.296957599E+00
>>> >  -1.313398615E+00 -1.380390580E+00 -1.488710208E+00 -1.714196738E+00
>>> > -2.048224903E+00
>>> >  -2.827784418E+00 -3.787496708E+00 -2.976954363E+00 -6.088327142E-01
>>> > 1.452305376E+00
>>> >   6.186557014E-01  1.426203806E+00  1.426203806E+00  6.186557014E-01
>>> > -1.033031298E+00
>>> >  -2.976954363E+00 -3.792558359E+00 -2.995197487E+00 -2.094921250E+00
>>> > -1.698073457
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Thanks.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Jing Wang
>>> >
>>> > Dept. of Physics
>>> >
>>> > Georgia Tech, GA, U.S.A
>>> >
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