that, or some
program already implemented in Wien2k for this purpose?
Thanks so much.Wenmei Ming
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You would use the fat band representation and specify the surface atoms
and s,p or d-character.
This will show you bands which have large character at the surface.
As next step you repeat that for other atoms. The partial charges of a
surface state decay rapidly into the bulk and the
I guess you are facing the problem that I noted in the mailing list on
march 29th. Please look for:
http://zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at/pipermail/wien/2011-March/014424.html
and
http://zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at/pipermail/wien/2011-March/014426.html
Best regards,
Ulrich Wedig
On 04/03/2011 10:42
Please read the doku about parallelization in the WIEN2k usersguide.
mpi-parallelization is NOT done over k-points.
mpi-parallelization is useful ONLY for bigger cases, where big depends
on your machine, accuracy and number of processes you want to use.
Typically, the blocksize of an mpi-block
Thanks a lot for your quick reply. I will guess the NGAU and recompile.
Concerning the error message: by default the program generates the LM-list
up to LMMAX=6. The calculations then runs without any problem. When i am
increasing the LMMAX=7 or above i receive the error message below.
Dear all,
Some questions to whom may concern.
1)I'm trying to do calculations of one atom (or two atoms, etc) on a surface
but I'm not success.
Can wien2k do calculations with one atom or two atoms on a surface
(vac+substrate) as for example VASP's program do?. I guess not, but anyone
can
On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 12:13 PM, C?sar de la Fuente cesar at unizar.es wrote:
Dear all,
Some questions to whom may concern.
1)I'm trying to do calculations of one atom (or two atoms, etc) on a surface
but I'm not success.
Can wien2k do calculations with one atom or two atoms on a surface
Try the CPC paper from Ambrosch+Sofo as mentioned in the UG (optics)
I'm interested in the intraband contribution for optical calculation.
so if someone knows a good reference/documentation about this, please advise.
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Peter Blaha
Inst. Materials
You have to do this manually.
Plot the bulk bands in the desired plane/direction, but with different k-z
values.
This should allow you to define the projections.
Am 04.04.2011 18:36, schrieb MingWenmei:
Hi Pblaha,
Thank you so much for you immediate reply.
I want to put together the slab
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