Thank you Prof Laurence for your answer
As I said in my answer to Dr Pieper I have resolved the problem by using
another cell parameters and with other points.
This problem happens usually when doing volume optimization and I my
procedure to resolve the problem was to delete the points with conv
Did you check how many iterations were used? By default with MSR1 it is 40,
you probably needed nothing more than increasing this by using -i 80 (for
instance).
On Mon, Nov 14, 2016 at 3:38 PM, Abderrahmane Reggad
wrote:
> Thank you Dr Pieper for the rich information.
>
> Yes I have a antiferrom
Thank you Dr Pieper for the rich information.
Yes I have a antiferromagnetic material and for the convergence problem ;
the calculation jumps to the next point before reaching the energy criteria
(foe example with energy criteria of 0.0001 , it jumps when reaching energy
difference of 0.0008 ).
I
Hi Polack
According to the reply of Prof Tran ( check this link
http://zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at/pipermail/wien/2016-March/024447.html ) ,
we can modify the c parameter until we get the experimental value of gap.
I used the default parameters and it gives wrong value .
This value of gap I have
Hi Gavin,
Thanks for your suggestion. Yes, I am using 16.0.3.210 version of ifort.
Debugging such a
big file with 'od' seems to be difficult but I will try with a smaller system
and see if I get the
same error.
Fhokrul
From: Wien on behalf of Gavin
The 'difference between energy and force approaches' is just that: a
different approach to find the equilibrium positions in space for the
atoms and their electrons within the structural model given by the
.struct file.
The equilibrium is the energy minimum in the parameter space under
consid
Dear Wien2k users: I have Ce-based full-Heusler compound, I predicted FMÂ and
non-Half-mettalic characters, using GGA and GGA+U.But I saw ;since Ce element
has d and f orbitals, it's necessary to do SOC calculations. for its
optimization: I do:1- Initialization (spin-polarized)2- I modified optim
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