[Wien] RV: Bi almost cubic

2022-07-06 Thread delamora
Dear WIEN2k community,
Its me again reporting something that does not seem correct;
Bi is almost cubic, next to Po, the only element with a true simple cubic unit 
cell

Bi unit cell parameters;

R   LATTICE,NONEQUIV.ATOMS:  1
MODE OF CALC=RELA unit=ang
  8.591340  8.591340 22.415740 90.00 90.00120.00
ATOM  -1: X=0.23592070 Y=0.23592070 Z=0.23592070
ATOM  -1:X= 0.76407930 Y=0.76407930 Z=0.76407930
Bi1NPT=  781  R0=0.0500 RMT=2.5000   Z: 83.000
__
If XYZ => 0.25
the cell reduces to half and is almost a cube with a little distortion in the 
111 direction with an angle of 90 => 87.54
What atracted me was that the compound almost has a gap at Ef, with the above 
structure XYZ=0.2359
but if this atomic position is moved towards
XYZ=0.2359 => 0.25
the "gap" diminishes, but it does not disappear even at
XYZ=0.2499
but if XYZ=0.25
then, as mentioned above, the cell is reduced and the "gap" disapears
As can be seen, with
XYZ=0.249 and 0.2499 the "gap" is almost the same, but adding 0.0001 it 
disappears
My question is, why it disappears when the cells with XYZ=0.2499 and 0.25 are 
almost the same but with XYZ=0.25 the cel reduces, but still it should give the 
same DOS.

Cheers

Pablo


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Re: [Wien] Symmetry adapted wanniers using wien to wannier interface

2022-07-06 Thread Rubel, Oleg
Dear Banhi,

the current w2w interface does not create the .dmn file you need for the 
symmetry-adapted wannierization.
We recently started a discussion about adding new features to w2w (the dmn file 
was on the list), but there is no timeline yet.

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Oleg

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From: Wien  On Behalf Of Banhi 
Chatterjee
Sent: Wednesday, July 6, 2022 1:42 PM
To: wien@zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at
Subject: [Wien] Symmetry adapted wanniers using wien to wannier interface

Dear users,
I am interested in performing a symmetry adapted Wannierization using the 
keyword  "site_symmetry=.true." in the .win file. However, this needs an 
additional input file seedname.dmn (in addition to the amn, and mmn files) 
which the wien2wannier interface (version 19.1) do not produce.
Is there a way to do a symmetry adapted Wannier using the existing versions of 
Wien2k and wien2wannier codes?
Thanks a lot for your reply.
Regards
Banhi
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Post-doctoral researcher
Jozef stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia
e-mail: mailto:banhi.chatter...@ijs.si
mailto:banhi...@gmail.com
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[Wien] Symmetry adapted wanniers using wien to wannier interface

2022-07-06 Thread Banhi Chatterjee
Dear users, 

I am interested in performing a symmetry adapted Wannierization using
the keyword  "site_symmetry=.true." in the .win file. However, this
needs an additional input file seedname.dmn (in addition to the amn, and
mmn files) which the wien2wannier interface (version 19.1) do not
produce. 

Is there a way to do a symmetry adapted Wannier using the existing
versions of Wien2k and wien2wannier codes? 

Thanks a lot for your reply. 

Regards 

Banhi

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Post-doctoral researcher
Jozef stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia
e-mail: banhi.chatter...@ijs.si
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[Wien] Ab inition and DFT

2022-07-06 Thread ben amara imen
Dears users

Can someone please  explain the difference between ab initio calculation
and DFT.

As I know , ab initio calculation is based on wave function without any
empirical parameters . DFT is based on density of charge but it uses the
empirical parameters (within Exchange-correlation potentiel PBE , GGA..).

Is it correct ?.

If it is correct , why some papers consider DFT as ab initio calculation.

Thanks


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