[Wien] LDA+U for 5f electron system

2008-09-20 Thread Islam, Md
Dear wien2k user,
 
  I am trying to apply LDA+U (SIC) method to obtain the ground state energy 
of a 5f electron system with an anti-ferromagnetic arrangement. For lower 
values of U, say 1eV or 1.5 eV, scf cycle does converge but if I use U = 3eV or 
2.5 eV, some of the data points do not converge even after running few hundred 
cycles, making it difficult to find lowest energy configuration. I am wondering 
if anyone else have faced similar non-convergence problem with LDA+U method. 
Any comment will be appreciated.
 
 
Thanks,
Fhokrul  
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[Wien] K resolved DOS?

2008-09-20 Thread Peter Blaha
For PDOS you have to uses also the corresponding partial charges (and 
weight the eigenvalue with the partial charge).
These charges can be found in the case.qtl or case.help* files (and are 
produced using   x lapw2 -qtl or -help_files
Note: with your non-tetrahedral k-mesh you must not use TETRA and the 
calculated EF is meaningless (wrong).

Coriolan TIUSAN schrieb:
 Thanks for the help.
 I would only like to ask for the procedure to follow if I would like to 
 have the partial DOS resolved in kx, ky.
  From a hystogram after the case.energy file after lapw1 I only get the 
 total k projected DOS.
 
 With many thanks,
 Coriolan Tiusan
 
 
 Peter Blaha a ?crit :
 There's no tool in WIEN2k which can do this.

 However, this is basically a 1D integral and you can do it yourself.

 Just select a set of k-points with a given kx,ky, but varying kz and
 use eg. the case.energy file (after lapw1) to get the energies
 for all bands at these k-points and integrate this yourself.
 (eventually, a simple histogramm method with small broadening) will do it.

 Coriolan TIUSAN schrieb:
   
 I am strongly interested in k resolved DOS
 calculation (i.e. Density of States as a function of kx and ky),
 integrating only alonk kz.
 The standard options of the code seem to give access to the total DOS
 (full integration in k).

 Could you provide my some help within this topics, in which way I should
 proceed using the wien2k code to have access to the k resolved DOS?

 With many thanks in advance,

 Coriolan Tiusan



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[Wien] rean0.F setfft.f

2008-09-20 Thread fatemeh.mirjani
I wanted to extract the FFT of step-function for all G-vectors.
I did 2 steps:

Firstly at the end of rean0.F , I wrote
   do I1=1,IFFT1
   do I2=1,IFFT2
   do I3=1,IFFT3
write(6788,*)I1,I2,I3,U(I1,I2,I3)
   end do
   end do
   end do

Secondly, at setfft.f I wrote write(6664,*)I1,I2,I3,kkk(1,j),kkk(2,j),kkk(3,j)
after these lines:   
  I1=ii1
IF(I1.LT.0) I1=I1+IFFT1
  I2=ii2
IF(I2.LT.0) I2=I2+IFFT2
  I3=ii3
IF(I3.LT.0) I3=I3+IFFT3


Finally I wrote a program to extarct the theta(G) which is corresponding to 
it's G-vector.

Now I want to know are these changes true? 

Thanks in advance,
Fatemeh



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