Dear Federico,
I'm not sure that allowing a cell with a defect to change volume is the
best way to describe it, but it's up to you to decide. About relaxing the
volume without changing the cell angles, there is one of the cell_dofree
options that should do exactly that (cell_dofree="volume" if I
Dear All
In QE which flags allowed one to get MD trajectories in *NVE *
condition
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*Research Associate*
*University of Gour Banga*
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maybe you can do internal optimization with fixed cell. Do it with a set of
parameters "a". Approximate curve to get your equilibrium parameter "a".
2016-07-11 19:28 GMT+04:00 Federico Gallino :
>
> Unfortunately not.
>
> If you introduce a defect, it loses all
Unfortunately not.
If you introduce a defect, it loses all symmetry operators and performing
vc-relax you
loose the cubic cell too.
Federico
From: Sencer Selcuk
To: PWSCF Forum ,
Date: 11/07/2016 17:21
Subject:Re: [Pw_forum]
Hi Federico,
Wouldn't using ibrav = 1 do that?
Best,
Sencer
On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 11:19 AM, Federico Gallino
wrote:
Dear All,
a quick question about vc-relax.
Is it possible to keep the symmetry of the cell during the
optimization?
For example, if
Dear All,
a quick question about vc-relax.
Is it possible to keep the symmetry of the cell during the optimization?
For example, if you consider a cubic cell and you introduce a defect, loosing
all the
symmetry operations, is it possible to use vc-relax in order to see how the
cubic cell
Thank you all for your responses.
Best,
Amir M. Mofrad
Graduate Research Assistant
Chemical Engineering Department
University of Missouri
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Kokalj
Sent:
Dear All,
Can I calculate electron-phonon coupling constant with fully relativistic
pseudo potentials?
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Anjali Singh
Material Theory Group
Theoretical Science Unit
Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research
Jakkur,Bangalore 560 064
India
Hello Máximo,
the problem you experienced with MKL is not related to QE-GPU. As quick
workaround, if you remove "-D__DFTI" and add "-D__FFTW" you will be able to
compile without problem and possibly run.
I need to warn you, if your GPU is a NVIDIA GF110GL then you will achieve zero
speed-up
> On 11 Jul 2016, at 12:28, Faye, Omar wrote:
>
> Dear Members
> I have a hard time to relaxe my system every time I got this error message.
> Error in routine scale_h (1):Not enough space allocated for radial FFT: try
> restarting with a larger cell_factor.
> Thank your
Dear Members
I have a hard time to relaxe my system every time I got this error message.
Error in routine scale_h (1):Not enough space allocated for radial FFT: try
restarting with a larger cell_factor.
Thank your in advance for any helps regarding my request.
Best regards
Omar Faye
scfc.in
Dear all,
Now I calculate angular momentum projection of transmission using the PWCOND.
My output file has the following statements:
=
Nchannel, Norbital, projection
81 -0.028304190152 0.030204585367
82 -0.053420687891 0.048876588249
83
On Tue, 2016-07-05 at 20:58 +, Mofrad, Amir Mehdi (MU-Student)
wrote:
> Dear all Quantum Espresso users and developers,
>
> I am aware that Xcrysden is a tool for visualizing the input and
> output files of QE. However, I was wondering if this tool has a
> feature to show vibrational modes
Thank You Paolo Sir.
It is running fine with approximate good Fermi energy values.
regards
sushant
> The non-self-consistent calculation 'nscf' computes occupations of the
> Kohn-Sham states. In order to do so, it needs all occupied bands and
> likely some more. Specify a more appropriate value
Thank You Vahid.
Still I am not getting perfect nscf output. Errors are still there as
before. I am trying to fix it.
Regards
sushant
> Dear Sushant,
>
> Shouldnât the KPOINTS be 16 16 1 0 0 0 for an x-y sheet?
>
> Cheers,
> Vahid
>
> Vahid Askarpour
> Department of Physics and Atmospheric
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