Dear all,
My w2web can not display electron map nor DOS maps, so I used X-server such as
Xmanager to show the maps. Although Xmanager can show electron density map
properly after the command of rhoplot, it can not display DOS maps using the
command of dosplot.
So could you please let me know
Dear Stefaan,
How are you? back to home already? did you have a good conference at Beijing?
We are stilll revising the manuscript of ulexite, I am not sure how to
interpret the DOS maps for ulexite, it willl be great if you can give us a
brief paragraph about the interpretation of DOS maps
Dear Stefaan,
I have tried to avoid disturbing you for a couples weeks, now I am desperate
for your further instructions and helps, I hope you can forgive me and continue
the little project about ulexite. Surely I have already taken the lesson.
Attached please find the manuscript about NMR and
Dear all,
Please ignore my private email to Stefaan, sorry for the mistake, I feel very
embassed by it.
Bing
-- next part --
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL:
http://zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at/pipermail/wien/attachments/20120809/5ece7b61/attachment.htm
??
???WIEN2kBp?px, py?pz
1???
2?px, py?pzprojectedPAS?local rotation matrix?global
coordinate system
3???case.inq?
???
??
--
???: guohuaihong hhguo at imr.ac.cn
:
Dear all,
I try to understand how the atomic coordinates in crystallographic system are
transformed into the orthogonal system by WIEN2k.
I am wondering if the atomic coordinates are transformed by WIEN2k using the
following equations:
In the general case with angles that can be different
Dear Prof. Marks,
Many thanks!
Best wishes,
Bing
x sttruct2cif
On Sat, May 5, 2012 at 7:49 PM, Zhou Bing umbingz at isl.ac.cn wrote:
Dear all,
I finished the optimization and obtained the new optimized structure, how
can I convert this structure to the corresponding CIF format
Dear all,
I try to get the result of (px+py)/2-pz, could you please let me know where I
can find the data of px, py and pz?
Thank you in advance!
Bing
*WARNING: R0 for atom -1 Z= 49.00 too big*
See the FAQ: http://www.wien2k.at/reg_user/faq/r0.html
Stefaan
Dear all,
I try to get the information about the relative orientations between EFG tensor
and crystal framework, could you please let me know how to derive at such
information (without XCRYSDEN) from the calculated results by WINE2k?
Thank you in advance!
Best wishes,
Bing
Dear Peter,
Many thanks! I will check that.
Best wishes,
Bing
Read the corresponding documents from St. Cottenier at the textbook section
of www.wien2k.at
Am 26.03.2012 06:33, schrieb Zhou Bing:
Dear all,
I try to get the information about the relative orientations between EFG
26.03.2012 06:33, schrieb Zhou Bing:
Dear all,
I try to get the information about the relative orientations between EFG
tensor and crystal framework, could you please let me know how to derive at
such information (without XCRYSDEN) from the calculated results by WINE2k?
Thank you in advance
Dear all,
I try to use XCRYSDEN to choose the plane for plotting electron density, thus,
HPC installed XCRYSDEN (1.4.1) in my account so that I open XCrysDen using
Xmanager on my PC. Here I have two questions concerning about it:
1. XCrysDen is extremely slow on the Xmanager window;
2. I do
using integer
numbers: ix, iy, iz - which divided by idv allows to have an accurate
position of your plane.
Hope that this example will be helpful.
Best regards
Xavier
On 03/04/2012 03:04 PM, Zhou Bing wrote:
Dear all,
According to UG (p.119), the first three lines in the file
.
It is not difficult at all, but nowadays we usually use Xcrysden which
is doing the job automatically and faster ...
All the best
Xavier
On 03/03/2012 10:21 AM, Zhou Bing wrote:
Dear all,
I try to select a plane and plot the electron density, however, there is no
XCRYSDEN
Xavier
On 03/04/2012 03:56 PM, Zhou Bing wrote:
Dear Xavier,
Good to receive your help again, yes, your example is very helpful!
Using your example, I am wondering if it works when I use the fraction
coodinates as following:
0 0 0.25 1
1 0 0 1
0 1 0 1
More generally, can I
Dear all,
I try to select a plane and plot the electron density, however, there is no
XCRYSDEN installed on the supercomputer center. I checked UG (p.22 and p.119),
and only found something like (100) plane being chosen by TiC.in5 file as:
-1 -1 0 4
-1 3 0 4
3 -1 0 4
Thus, my questions is how to
.
For more details, look at the userguide, where the case.int file is
defined (see TETRA program).
Best Regards
Xavier
On 02/27/2012 04:09 PM, Zhou Bing wrote:.
Dear all,
I can only produce DOS maps (ps format) for each single orbital such as
d-orbital for Ti, s- and p- orbital for C
Dear all,
No matter how hard I tried, I can not plot the diagrams of electron density and
DOS using w2web: my w2web window on PC computer either shows diagram nor
produces hardcopy in ps format.
Although Xmanager can show electron density map and produce file in ps format,
Xmanager failed in
(X11 enable Xmanager):
http://www.netsarang.com/faq/xmanager/3179/title
Regards
Xavier
On 02/28/2012 06:31 AM, Zhou Bing wrote:
Dear all,
No matter how hard I tried, I can not plot the diagrams of electron density
and DOS using w2web: my w2web window on PC computer either shows
Dear all,
I can only produce DOS maps (ps format) for each single orbital such as
d-orbital for Ti, s- and p- orbital for C, however, what I need is a single DOS
map which contains all of the relavent orbitals with different colors, i.e.,
like Fig.3-9 and Fig.3-10 in UG.
Could you please let
Dear all,
I need you clarify some definitions/concepts about electron difference density
for me:
What I am trying to do is to plot the valence density (EFG source) for my
crystals, I changed EMIN of -12 in TiC.in2 file to -1 in a hope to remove 3s
and 3p states, then I changed and NOT changed
generated by
the bonding between the atoms ...).
Regards
Xavier
On 02/26/2012 10:09 AM, Zhou Bing wrote:
Dear all,
I need you clarify some definitions/concepts about electron difference density
for me:
What I am trying to do is to plot the valence density (EFG source) for my
crystals, I
Dear all,
Following the UG and using w2web, I tried to plot the electron density and
electron difference density diagrams for TiC. However, the two diagrams are
exactly same one! could you please give me some suggestions and advices to fix
the problem? thanks in advance!
PS: x lapw2 -c
Dear all,
I failed in plotting electron density/DOS map due to not installing gnuplot
before, now I installed gnuplot in my directory (WIEN2k_10 is also installed in
this directory), however, I also failed in producing file such as tic.ps even
though gnuplot has been installed, and I was told
has thought
Albert Szent-Gyorgi
On Feb 20, 2012 9:14 PM, Zhou Bing umbingz at isl.ac.cn wrote:
Dear all,
I failed in plotting electron density/DOS map due to not installing gnuplot
before, now I installed gnuplot in my directory (WIEN2k_10 is also installed in
this directory), however, I also
20, 2012 9:14 PM, Zhou Bing umbingz at isl.ac.cn wrote:
Dear all,
I failed in plotting electron density/DOS map due to not installing gnuplot
before, now I installed gnuplot in my directory (WIEN2k_10 is also installed in
this directory), however, I also failed in producing file such as tic.ps
Dear all,
Could you please take a look of the message occurred after command of rhoplot
and let me how to fix the problem in the file of :rho2:
islzb at inode01:~/workspaces/tic1 rhoplot
#
# #
# RHOPLOT
Dear Prof. Blaha,
Many thanks! I will work on it as you suggested.
Have a nice day!
Bing
Update your WIEN2k versionor search the previous mailing list postings,
where the fix has been described.
Am 21.02.2012 10:41, schrieb Zhou Bing:
Dear all,
Could you please take a look
(not having done -p for lapw1
previously).
I suggest you do it once again from the beginning.
Am 15.02.2012 07:42, schrieb Zhou Bing:
Dear all,
I try to plot the DOS and electronic difference density diagrams for my
borate minerals, before that, I tested the procedures using TiC structure
is the file for plotting.
Am 16.02.2012 08:44, schrieb Zhou Bing:
Dear all,
I tried to plot electron density for TiC again from beiginning without -c
and -p flags as Prof. Peter Blaha suggested. Although I have the files such
as :rho1, :rho2, tic.rho, tic.rho_onedim (empty) and tic.rhopw (empty
I am puzzled by a question about forces:
My case is a mineral (ulexite) with 2 Ca atoms, 2 Na atoms, 10 B atoms,
34 O atoms and 32 H-atoms in the unit cell. I have relaxed the atomic
positions using the following RMT-values: Ca=2.27, Na=2.21, B=1.27,
O=0.9, H=0.48. The matrix size was 11400
convergence (i.e., run_lapw -fc 0.1) in your job script? If not the forces
given in scf will be only partial forces (without a valence correction) and
would not be expected to correspond to the small forces in your optimized
structure. - David Parker
On 1/13/12 10:05 AM, Zhou Bing umbingz
32 matches
Mail list logo