[Wien] read statement cannot be completed

2008-07-22 Thread Peter Blaha
Running out of memory would be a guess, but it does not fit with the 
completed output1 file (even without eigenvalues).

Eventually some numerical linear dependency (which should be trapped in 
principle) ?

Ludwig, Christian schrieb:
 I looked again very closely at the output1 file and now I see it. No 
 eigenvalues indeed.
 
 Last week I changed RKM from 7.00 to 4.00 and did successful calculations 
 with varying number of k-points. Why would it crash with to high a RKM value?
 In the next couple of days I will gradually increase RKM and see when it 
 starts to crash. Then I could just work with the highest possible value. But 
 I am still interested in the reason for the crash.
 
 Kind regards,
 Christian Ludwig
 
 
 
 Von: wien-bounces at zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at [wien-bounces at 
 zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at] im Auftrag von Peter Blaha [pblaha at 
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 Gesendet: Montag, 21. Juli 2008 14:56
 An: wien at zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at
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 a) In the case.output1 I see no difference to any other output1 file. I have 
 attached it. Btw, for now I am only using 1 k-point.
 You MUST see a difference !
 All other output1 files should have a list of eigenvalues for each k-point.
 But your output1 file contains only timing infos, but no eigenvalues.
 
 Make sure your case.in1c file is correct (energy window in last line!)
 
 Try to increase the NUME parameter
 
 
 
 
 
 b) I did not modify case.in1c and I have no idea why it uses no local 
 orbitals.

 
 Things that I have tried include:
 increase NMATMAX to 2 in case it was to low for that many atoms. Did not 
 help.
 calculate a simple Al lattice with many atoms. Still running, but up until 
 now I got no error message.
 calculate with symmetry. Still running and in the long run I want to do it 
 without.

 
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[Wien] read statement cannot be completed

2008-07-21 Thread Peter Blaha

 a) In the case.output1 I see no difference to any other output1 file. I have 
 attached it. Btw, for now I am only using 1 k-point.
You MUST see a difference !
All other output1 files should have a list of eigenvalues for each k-point.
But your output1 file contains only timing infos, but no eigenvalues.

Make sure your case.in1c file is correct (energy window in last line!)

Try to increase the NUME parameter





 b) I did not modify case.in1c and I have no idea why it uses no local 
 orbitals.
 

 Things that I have tried include:
 increase NMATMAX to 2 in case it was to low for that many atoms. Did not 
 help.
 calculate a simple Al lattice with many atoms. Still running, but up until 
 now I got no error message.
 calculate with symmetry. Still running and in the long run I want to do it 
 without.
 

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[Wien] read statement cannot be completed

2008-07-21 Thread Ludwig, Christian
I looked again very closely at the output1 file and now I see it. No 
eigenvalues indeed.

Last week I changed RKM from 7.00 to 4.00 and did successful calculations with 
varying number of k-points. Why would it crash with to high a RKM value?
In the next couple of days I will gradually increase RKM and see when it starts 
to crash. Then I could just work with the highest possible value. But I am 
still interested in the reason for the crash.

Kind regards,
Christian Ludwig



Von: wien-bounces at zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at [wien-bounces at 
zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at] im Auftrag von Peter Blaha [pblaha at 
theochem.tuwien.ac.at]
Gesendet: Montag, 21. Juli 2008 14:56
An: wien at zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at
Betreff: Re: [Wien] read statement cannot be completed

 a) In the case.output1 I see no difference to any other output1 file. I have 
 attached it. Btw, for now I am only using 1 k-point.
You MUST see a difference !
All other output1 files should have a list of eigenvalues for each k-point.
But your output1 file contains only timing infos, but no eigenvalues.

Make sure your case.in1c file is correct (energy window in last line!)

Try to increase the NUME parameter





 b) I did not modify case.in1c and I have no idea why it uses no local 
 orbitals.


 Things that I have tried include:
 increase NMATMAX to 2 in case it was to low for that many atoms. Did not 
 help.
 calculate a simple Al lattice with many atoms. Still running, but up until 
 now I got no error message.
 calculate with symmetry. Still running and in the long run I want to do it 
 without.


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