francisco tiano wrote:
Thank you for the response, excuse me, how soon?
as I understand it should be a matter of days, but the precise date depends
on details I don't know.
Because I need it for my pre-grade thesis, and if already I have the
license of 2.0 I need to ask for the license again
Thank you for the response, excuse me, how soon? Because I need it for my
pre-grade thesis, and if already I have the license of 2.0 I need to ask for
the license again to obtain 3.0?
2009/6/26 Emilio Artacho
> Hi Francisco
>
> The 3.0 version (should come up very shortly) has it included
> in t
Hi Francisco
The 3.0 version (should come up very shortly) has it included
in the package.
Emilio
francisco tiano wrote:
Hello, I need a favor, someone knows where I can obtain the
TranSiesta?, I already have the license of the Siesta but I need to
calculate properties of transport and i can'
Hello, I need a favor, someone knows where I can obtain the TranSiesta?, I
already have the license of the Siesta but I need to calculate properties of
transport and i can't find the program in any part.
Dear Ben,
use GeometryConstraints together with constr.f file where you can code
your symmetry constraints. You have to recompile the code then you have
automatically a symmetry constrained relaxation. Lev Kantorovich's package
can be very useful to construct the relevant constr.f file that
There's also the GridCellSampling block that is intented for this, too.
2009/6/25 David Strubbe
> Ben,
>
> Your symmetry is probably not being broken by numerical noise, which is all
> that those tolerances will affect, but rather by the real-space mesh, i.e.
> the "eggbox effect." Increase the
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