[QE-users] Mixing Beta Question

2020-05-01 Thread Comer, Benjamin M
Hello,

I’m trying to confirm the exact meaning of the mixing beta parameter in quantum 
espresso. I found this old mailing list post and just wanted to confirm with 
the developers that this is still accurate.

https://www.mail-archive.com/users@lists.quantum-espresso.org/msg01302.html

Thanks,
Ben Comer
Georgia Tech
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Re: [QE-users] Dipole correction: electrostatic potential partially corrected

2020-05-01 Thread Giuseppe Mattioli


In other words, you have two different workfunctions on the two sides  
of your slab, with two different asymptotic values of the potential  
that are connected in the region indicated by Stefano and Tone by the  
potential drop introduced by the dipole correction. This avoids the  
ugly "capacitor effect" you experiment when you don't apply the  
correction (the red curve in your plot).

Best
Giuseppe

Quoting Stefano de Gironcoli :


I think the code does what you ask for

it set the dipole double layer stating al 95% (emaxpos = 0.95) of  
you cell extending for 5% up to 100% (eopreg = 0.05 )


the slope from 95% to 100$% is just the internal potential drop in  
the double layer...


stefano

On 01/05/20 16:57, Pacome NGUIMEYA wrote:

Dear QE users,

I generated a (1x1) surface slab ( with 20-angstroms vacuum) of the  
(001) surface using a 5-layer slab model.
I included the dipole correction to cancel the artificial field as  
my slab is asymmetric.


As you can see in the picture here attached, the correction did not  
work on both sides. In fact, I got a perfectly
flat potential in the vacuum region to the left of the slab but not  
to the right.


I tried different values for emaxpos and eopreg following the  
example on this blog  
https://christoph-wolf.at/2018/05/02/dipole-correction-in-quantum-espresso/, but only those in the input file below could give something close to the expected  
result.


PS: My slab is centered at the center of the cell.

Can you please advise how I can get this fixed?

Thanks in advance for your help


                 calculation = 'scf',
                      prefix = 'TaAs',
                restart_mode = 'from_scratch',
                  pseudo_dir = './',
                      outdir = './',
               etot_conv_thr = 1.0e-5,
                  wf_collect = .true.,
                   verbosity = 'high',
                     tefield = .true.,
                    dipfield = .true.
/

                       ibrav = 0,
                         nat = 40,
                        ntyp = 2,
                     ecutwfc = 60,
                     ecutrho = 480,
                 occupations = 'smearing',
                    smearing = 'm-p',
                     degauss = 0.03,
                        eamp = 0,
                        edir = 3,
                     emaxpos = 0.95,
                      eopreg = 0.05
/

             diagonalization = 'david',
                 mixing_mode = 'local-TF',
                 mixing_beta = 0.7,
                    conv_thr = 1.0e-6,
            electron_maxstep = 300
/
ATOMIC_SPECIES
 Ta  180.948000    Ta.pbe-spn-kjpaw_psl.1.0.0.UPF
 As   74.921600    As.pbe-n-kjpaw_psl.1.0.0.UPF
CELL_PARAMETERS {angstrom}
 3.46982824000       0.000 0.000
 0.000       3.46982824000 0.000
 0.000       0.000  76.718787642331264
ATOMIC_POSITIONS {angstrom}
  As  0.  1.734914119991  63.301754635841
  As  0.  1.734914119991  51.564173075888
  As  0.  1.734914119991  39.826591515935
  As  0.  1.734914119991  28.089009956053
  As  0.  1.734914119991  16.351428395887
  As  0.  0.  66.236150025900
  As  0.  0.  54.498568465947
  As  0.  0.  42.760986905994
  As  0.  0.  31.023405345899
  As  0.  0.  19.285823785946
  As  1.734914119991  0.  57.432963855935
  As  1.734914119991  0.  45.695382295911
  As  1.734914119991  0.  33.957800735958
  As  1.734914119991  0.  22.220219175934
  As  1.734914119991  0.  10.482637615981
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  60.367359245924
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  48.629777685971
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  36.892196125875
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  25.154614565922
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  13.417033005898
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  62.3364794036686973
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  50.5988978436687091
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  38.8613162836686996
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  27.1237347236686972
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  15.3861531636687161
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  65.2708747936686962
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  53.5332932336687009
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  41.7957116736687126
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  30.0581301136687102
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  18.3205485536687149
  Ta  0.  1.734914119991  

Re: [QE-users] Dipole correction: electrostatic potential partially corrected

2020-05-01 Thread Stefano de Gironcoli

I think the code does what you ask for

it set the dipole double layer stating al 95% (emaxpos = 0.95) of you 
cell extending for 5% up to 100% (eopreg = 0.05 )


the slope from 95% to 100$% is just the internal potential drop in the 
double layer...


stefano

On 01/05/20 16:57, Pacome NGUIMEYA wrote:

Dear QE users,

I generated a (1x1) surface slab ( with 20-angstroms vacuum) of the 
(001) surface using a 5-layer slab model.
I included the dipole correction to cancel the artificial field as my 
slab is asymmetric.


As you can see in the picture here attached, the correction did not 
work on both sides. In fact, I got a perfectly
flat potential in the vacuum region to the left of the slab but not to 
the right.


I tried different values for emaxpos and eopreg following the example 
on this blog 
https://christoph-wolf.at/2018/05/02/dipole-correction-in-quantum-espresso/, 
but only those in the input file below could give something close to 
the expected result.


PS: My slab is centered at the center of the cell.

Can you please advise how I can get this fixed?

Thanks in advance for your help


                 calculation = 'scf',
                      prefix = 'TaAs',
                restart_mode = 'from_scratch',
                  pseudo_dir = './',
                      outdir = './',
               etot_conv_thr = 1.0e-5,
                  wf_collect = .true.,
                   verbosity = 'high',
                     tefield = .true.,
                    dipfield = .true.
/

                       ibrav = 0,
                         nat = 40,
                        ntyp = 2,
                     ecutwfc = 60,
                     ecutrho = 480,
                 occupations = 'smearing',
                    smearing = 'm-p',
                     degauss = 0.03,
                        eamp = 0,
                        edir = 3,
                     emaxpos = 0.95,
                      eopreg = 0.05
/

             diagonalization = 'david',
                 mixing_mode = 'local-TF',
                 mixing_beta = 0.7,
                    conv_thr = 1.0e-6,
            electron_maxstep = 300
/
ATOMIC_SPECIES
 Ta  180.948000    Ta.pbe-spn-kjpaw_psl.1.0.0.UPF
 As   74.921600    As.pbe-n-kjpaw_psl.1.0.0.UPF
CELL_PARAMETERS {angstrom}
 3.46982824000       0.000 0.000
 0.000       3.46982824000 0.000
 0.000       0.000  76.718787642331264
ATOMIC_POSITIONS {angstrom}
  As  0.  1.734914119991  63.301754635841
  As  0.  1.734914119991  51.564173075888
  As  0.  1.734914119991  39.826591515935
  As  0.  1.734914119991  28.089009956053
  As  0.  1.734914119991  16.351428395887
  As  0.  0.  66.236150025900
  As  0.  0.  54.498568465947
  As  0.  0.  42.760986905994
  As  0.  0.  31.023405345899
  As  0.  0.  19.285823785946
  As  1.734914119991  0.  57.432963855935
  As  1.734914119991  0.  45.695382295911
  As  1.734914119991  0.  33.957800735958
  As  1.734914119991  0.  22.220219175934
  As  1.734914119991  0.  10.482637615981
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  60.367359245924
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  48.629777685971
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  36.892196125875
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  25.154614565922
  As  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  13.417033005898
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  62.3364794036686973
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  50.5988978436687091
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  38.8613162836686996
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  27.1237347236686972
  Ta  1.734914119991  0.  15.3861531636687161
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  65.2708747936686962
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  53.5332932336687009
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  41.7957116736687126
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  30.0581301136687102
  Ta  1.734914119991  1.734914119991  18.3205485536687149
  Ta  0.  1.734914119991  56.4676886236687139
  Ta  0.  1.734914119991  44.7301070636687257
  Ta  0.  1.734914119991  32.9925255036687162
  Ta  0.  1.734914119991  21.2549439436687280
  Ta  0.  1.734914119991 9.5173623836687113
  Ta  0.  0.  59.4020840136687056
  Ta  0.  0.  47.6645024536687103
  Ta  0.  0.  

Re: [QE-users] Dipole correction: electrostatic potential partially corrected

2020-05-01 Thread Tone Kokalj

On 2020-05-01 16:57, Pacome NGUIMEYA wrote:

Dear QE users,

I generated a (1x1) surface slab ( with 20-angstroms vacuum) of the
(001) surface using a 5-layer slab model.
I included the dipole correction to cancel the artificial field as my
slab is asymmetric.


Your example works just fine and all is OK. It is just that you put the 
dipole-layer at the end

of the cell from z=0.95 to 1.0 (in fractional units), i.e.:

emaxpos = 0.95,
eopreg = 0.05

and this is precisely what you got: note the dipole step in this range.
Also note that the electrostatic potential, V(z), is such that V(0.0) = 
V(1.0),

so all is fine.

Best regards,
Tone
--
Jožef Stefan Institute, Jamova 39, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
(tel: +386-1-477-3523 // fax: +386-1-251-9385)
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[QE-users] DynPro module not found in the QE-6.5

2020-05-01 Thread Rajeev Kumar
Dear users & developer team,

I have calculated the EPR g-tensor using gipaw.x for my system.

I would like calculate quadrupolar relaxation time using  DynPro module in
QE. but i didn't find the module in QE/gipaw folder. could help me in this
regard.

Recently gone through the article and found that they have extensively used
DynPro with QE, https://doi.org/10.1021/ct400419s

could you please help me in this regard.
thanks in advance.

kind regards
Rajeev


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