It should work, if you remove the comments.
They are commented because mommats are not generated in a default optics
run and I was too lazy to handle this properly.
Am 19.02.2013 13:31, schrieb Elias Assmann:
Dear List,
I would like to join optic's mommat2_* files from a parallel run into
a single mommat2 file as from a single-processor run. To this end, can
somebody tell me how the parallel files are related to the single
file? I cannot seem to figure it out.
Here is an example (just one data point):
Nb1 Nb2 Re x Im x Re y
Im y
mommat2_1: 2.1000e+01 2.2000e+01 4.4492e-17 1.5245e-11
1.5082e-11 -1.0270e-13
mommat2_2: 2.1000e+01 2.2000e+01 1.7002e-15 1.5248e-11
1.1791e-07 1.4978e-11
mommat2_3: 2.1000e+01 2.2000e+01 1.9808e-04 8.9362e-09
9.5944e-09 1.8848e-14
mommat2_4: 2.1000e+01 2.2000e+01 -1.5247e-11 1.1789e-07
1.5321e-15 1.0723e-13
mommat2 : 2.1000e+01 2.2000e+01 2.1545e-17 1.5245e-11
2.6584e-16 1.4979e-11
In opticpara, I notice that there are some lines for concatenating the
mommat2_'s, but they are commented out:
# concatenating the case.symmat files and case.mommat files
...
set i = 1
while ($i = $maxproc)
if ( $i == 1 ) then
#testinput $case.symmat_$i$updn scratchwarning
cat ${scratch}$case.symmat_$i$updn
${scratch}$case.symmat$updn
#cat ${scratch}$case.mommat2_$i$updn
${scratch}$case.mommat2$updn
cat ${scratch}$case.mat_diag_$i$updn
${scratch}$case.mat_diag$updn
cat ${scratch}$case.mme_$i$updn${scratch}$case.mme$updn
else
tail -n +2 ${scratch}$case.symmat_$i$updn
${scratch}$case.symmat$updn
#tail -n +2 ${scratch}$case.mommat2_$i$updn
${scratch}$case.mommat2$updn
tail -n +2 ${scratch}$case.mat_diag_$i$updn
${scratch}$case.mat_diag$updn
tail -n +2 ${scratch}$case.mme_$i$updn
${scratch}$case.mme$updn
endif
...
end
Thank you,
Elias Assmann
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