Not all Linux versions works with every PC (or laptop), often time only a
limited number of the Linux flavours can works with a PC. In your case, you
might want to try other Linux OSs - for example, Ubuntu, Mandriva etc.
Regards,
Wen
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The best way is to use the Wannier functions. Interface WIEN2kWannier
between WIEN2k and WANNIER90 appeared recently in WIEN2k 'unsupported'
software'.
Regards Pavel Novak
On Wed, 16 Feb 2011, Andres E Becerra-Toledo wrote:
Hello,
I am running a calculation for an oxide in hybrid mode
When plotting the DOS of the VB electrons, a large contribution at the
interstitial region is simply missing. --H. Wu
On Thursday 17 February 2011 15:17, Son Won-joon wrote:
Dear WIEN2k Gurus.
I am a novice with WIEN2k calculations, and now doing some
spin polarized GGA(+U) caculations of
I am running Wien2K 10 on a Debian system, with the Intel 10 compilers
and mkl 9 library.
I am trying to do a simple SCF calculation with ZnO. On the second
run of the SCF I get this in the STDOUT.
*
hup: Command
I figured out the error.
In the fourth line of my ZnO.struct file read
6.127815 6.127815 9.816749 90.00 90.00120.00
and I changed it to
6.127815 6.127815 9.816749 90.00 90.00 120.00
Jason Vielma
Quoting vielmaj at onid.orst.edu:
I am running Wien2K 10 on a
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