I am a crystallographer using QE for crystal structure verification.
If I do not know sure the lattice parameters (I work e.g. on structure
prediction), I must do vc-relax ...
If I know the lattice parameters experimentaly and I want to study something
on a crystal with this parameter known
Dear Iurri,
With ecut = 40, the restart files can be writtensuccessfully for both
QE6.5 and QE6.7. ButI afraid I have to set ecut as 80 as this is the
value leads to the convergece of "band edge". If do the turbo davidson
calculation with ecut = 40, the result will be out of accuracy as this
Dear Kazume NISHIDATE,
t says that the QE6.7 does not recognize the XML file written by the
QE6.5. You should start over from the beginning using the QE6.7.
Yes, you are right. This problem has been solved. Thanks for your solution.
Best,
Weijie Zhou
Weijie Zhou
PhD student
Hello users,
I am performing Slab relaxation and neb calculation including 40+ atoms.
Currently I am running calculation on ComputeCanada server, but it has some
issues so am switching to AWS EC2 service. I would like assistance in choosing
which instance best suites and reduces the
Dear Weijie,
It says that the QE6.7 does not recognize the XML file written by the
QE6.5. You should start over from the beginning using the QE6.7.
> 2021/04/19 5:28、飘 <508682...@qq.com>のメール:
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> Error in routine read_xml_file (4):
> fatal error reading xml file
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best regards
Dear Iurii,
Thanks for your reply. I modified my input followed with your suggestion but
ecut is set as 40 (30 cannot make convergence), and ran the calculation using
QE6.5. It made restart file successfully. It seems that large memory
contributed to big value of ecut leads to the problem.
Dear QE users,
As suggested i have gone through the example files of PP in quantum
espresso. But still i am not able to understand to generate projected
bands although i have tried for it but i have got lowdin charges instead.
I will be thankful for the help in this regard.
regards
Mayuri
Dear all,
Thanks for the reply. From the reply. I understood that if I am very sure
about lattice parameter from experimental XRD. Then I can proceed with
relax.
If I am unsure about lattice parameter then I should proceed with vc-relax.
Is that correct?
with thanks,
Singaravelan T R
Dear Jibiao Li
IMHO, your system is not "obviously" magnetic as it has an even number
of electrons that may be fully paired. If you want to calculate energy
differences between different accessible spin states, you should also
fix the tot_magnetization value of your system to meaningful
You are wrong.
During scf you do not change lattice parameters.
Relax is used when you are sure about lattice parameters - eg. from X-ray
diffraction.
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Dear All,
I am performing spin polarized calcualtion with the developer version. My
system is CO adsorpion on a single Fe atom embeded in a single sheet of
graphene. Obviously this system is magetic. However, the calculation gives zero
magnetic moments for all atoms (see below). Is it normal
Dear all,
I think vc - relax and relax are nearly the same things by following
arguments. If wrong please correct me.
In case of relax calculation, we check for atomic position optimization,
and then separately do the lattice parameter vs total energy by running
scf, Optimization.
But in case of
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