Dear WIEN developers and users,
How does this combination - noncollinear magnetism and spin-orbit
interaction - is realized in WIENNCM?
I mean the direction of magnetization in the file inso.
What was it in the paper Phys Rev B 69, 140408?R? (2004?)
Magnetic structure and electric-field
In the NCM-version there is NO case.inso.
lapw1 and lapwso are combined and it is possible to define directions for
each atom separately.
When you do spin-spirals, you cannot include spin-orbit interactions, because
this would break
the generalized Bloch-condition.
So either: NCM including SO
Hi,
the direction specified in inso is ignored, the z axis of the spin frame is
set parallel to the direction specified in inncm.
regards
Robert
On Wednesday 21 March 2012 09:29:39 Lyudmila Dobysheva wrote:
Dear WIEN developers and users,
How does this combination - noncollinear
21.03.2012 13:26, Peter Blaha wrote:
In the NCM-version there is NO case.inso.
lapw1 and lapwso are combined and it is possible to define directions
for each atom separately.
When you do spin-spirals, you cannot include spin-orbit interactions,
because this would break the generalized
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