Dear Peter,

Thank you for your prompt reply.

"I've seen this a few times"  — Sorry, I complicated my story unnecessarily. 
Simply, it’s perhaps the same problem each time so if I can find out what’s 
happening in this case (or any) it will apply to all. 
A beginner so I am trying to see what works and why without much in the way of 
worked examples. For guidance I’m simply following the “Lithium ELNES with 
WIEN2K October 12, 2018” which has worked well in most cases, including similar 
supercells. So I am puzzled as to why I get no ELNES in this case.
I don’t have a case.inqtl here. For reference none of my TELNES calculations 
(successful or otherwise) have generated a case.inqtl; I’ve also not found any 
reference to this file searching in the UG. Should I have this file? I do have 
a file case.inq_st, this has a line 16 number of atoms and looks the same as 
case.inqtl referenced in a previous thread you recently commented on. 
What is case.inqtl (or in my situation, case.inq_st), why is there a 25 atom 
limit, and how to set / restrict the number?
STDOUT is blank after running TELNES3 but after the SCF the output was normal, 
as the DAYFILE. Nothing to suggest I would have blank TELNES result anyway.
The structure is defined in P1 as I will add a core hole on a Ti atom. The 
structure is a supercell of anatase. If I don’t intervene the init_lapw will 
revert to high symmetry (16 Ti).
Sorry again for the doubtless stupid questions… On the the hand having access 
to very high resolution experimental EELS data from these materials potentially 
makes the effort worthwhile.
Best,

Tim.









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