Hello, dear siesta developers:
I was wondering why the Carbon pseudo potential coming with siesta 2.0
only contains 2s and 2p? I figured this out since I can't set DZP in the
basis set for carbon. Is there any particular reason for this?
Thanks.
atom: Maximum radius for r*vlocal+2*Zval: 27.49097
KBproj: WARNING: KB projector does not decay to zero
KBproj: WARNING: Rc( 0)= 6.1334
KBproj: WARNING: Cut of radius for the KB projector too big
All this tells that you have the problems with your pseudo generation
(too big radii).
If you post you .fdf, we might be better able to help you.
On 2/5/07, Saswata Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dear frnds,
i have got a very peculiar problem..whenever i make a test run with a very
simple .fdf file and the required .psf files it gives lots of warnings as
follows
dear frnds,
i have got a very peculiar problem..whenever i make a test run with a very
simple .fdf file and the required .psf files it gives lots of warnings as
follows
comlocal: WARNING It might be a good idea to increase
comlocal: WARNING parameter ntbmax (in file atmparams.f)
comlocal:
Sorry, could you please explain this part in some more detail?
2007/2/2, Fabio Bernardini [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello
In version 2.0 it seems there is a bug in Bands.F file.
When you run a spin polarized bandstructure
the values for the fermi energy in the first line of .bands
are wrong.
I think
Perhaps you should consider consulting the literature about various basis
set kinds and their peculiarities: Gaussian functions, all sorts of
plane waves and wavelets, localized muffin-tin orbitals, numerical atomic
orbitals, finite grids and splines... -- just to understand why you
don't want
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