Hi all,
Sorry, I could not get any reply, so I am forwarding it. Can some
one give some idea regarding calculation of I-V characteristics
(current-voltage) in quantum espresso.
Thanks & Regards,
Mohan
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From: Mohan maruthi sena
Dear Suresh
I faced the same problem. to deal with this, please uninstall mpi(if you
use it) and install older version. then configure and makeall espresso
again for this.
2015-08-11 16:58 GMT+03:00 Axel Kohlmeyer :
> On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 7:01 AM, Suresh A
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your kind reply.
On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 3:47 PM, stefano de gironcoli
wrote:
> the dielectric constant computed by phonon is the static (high-frequency)
> dielectric constant of the system (also referred as \epsilon_\infty in the
>
On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 7:01 AM, Suresh A wrote:
> Respected Sir/Friends,
> I have formed a PC beowulf cluster (X86_64 old PC's made
> on 2007) and installed quantum espresso-5.2.0 in it. Now the cluster is
> running very slowly than the single core
Hi Suresh
I'm new to Quantum_Espresso, but how many processes you specify when
running the command (the "-procs" option with "poe", the "-n or -np" with
"mpirun/mpiexec")? How many cores does your cluster support? Because I
don't think the "-ni and -nk" options will distribute the processes by
Respected Sir/Friends,
I have formed a PC beowulf cluster (X86_64 old PC's
made on 2007) and installed quantum espresso-5.2.0 in it. Now the cluster
is running very slowly than the single core i5 processor, DDR3 RAM with
1600MHZ speed. The following is my observation in single
the dielectric constant computed by phonon is the static
(high-frequency) dielectric constant of the system (also referred as
\epsilon_\infty in the literature). One need to combine it with phonon
results in order to compute \epsilon_0, the real static dielectric
constant including also ionic
Dear Researchers,
I apologize that this might not be related to the code, but it would be
very kind of you to help me in this regard. I was wondering what is the
difference between the dielectric constant calculated from epsilon.x and
the dielectric constant calculated from ph.x ? Is it like that
Dear Researchers,
I am trying to calculate phonon on Grid in windows. After completing the
scf calculation, when calculating the ph.x my input file is:
Phonons for GO
tr2_ph = 1.0d-14,
prefix = 'GO',
ldisp = .true.,
nq1 = 4,
nq2 = 4,
nq3 = 1
start_q = 1,
last_q = 1,
amass(1)
Dear NEB Developers,
I am calculating the activation energy for forward and backward reaction of
"butadiene with ethylene"
I know the code searches for the MEP and reports forces perpendicular to the
path.
In ideal situation, the errors should be zero, i.e. no forces perpendicular to
path.
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