Re: [QE-users] error with qe 6.5

2021-02-12 Thread Paolo Giannozzi
It would be helpful to provide, together with an input, the pseudopotential files or (better) pointers to where they can be found. Anyway: ecutwfc=1.0D-6 looks small, doesn't it? Under which exact conditions do you get the error you mention? Paolo On Fri, Feb 12, 2021 at 1:49 PM José Carlos

[QE-users] error with qe 6.5

2021-02-12 Thread José Carlos Conesa Cegarra
Dear all, I have found (several times) this error with qe-6.5:  %% Error in routine allocate_fft (1): wrong ngm  %% stopping

[QE-users] Regarding calculation of Deformation potential of 3D cubic CH3NH3PbI3 material

2021-02-12 Thread Sandeep Hundal
Dear Experts/Users I am trying to find the mobility of 3D cubic CH3NH3PbI3 through deformation potential theory using qe. For mobility calculation, one has to find the deformation potential. Can someone please elaborate on how to find the deformation potential of this cubic material? Deformation

Re: [QE-users] Calculations converged in QE - 6.0 version is not converging in QE-6.7max version - Reg

2021-02-12 Thread Lorenzo Paulatto
Dear Singaravelan, you problem is input-dependent. Please provide full input, output (with both versions of QE), and pseudopotentials if you want a meaningfull answer. kind regards -- Lorenzo Paulatto - Paris On Feb 12 2021, at 10:10 am, singaravelan T R wrote: > Dear all, > I am working with

[QE-users] Calculations converged in QE - 6.0 version is not converging in QE-6.7max version - Reg

2021-02-12 Thread singaravelan T R
Dear all, I am working with Bi2Se3 compound and I am performing slab calculation. three quantum layer calculations using 6.0 version gives the desired result while performing scf calculations. Whereas the same calculation(Same input file and same UPF) in version 6.7max is not converging. On

Re: [QE-users] k-points parallelization very slow

2021-02-12 Thread Paolo Giannozzi
Parallelization over k-points does very little communication but it is not as effective as plane-wave parallelization in distributing memory. I also noticed that on a typical multi-core processor the performances of k-point parallelization are often less good than those of plane-wave