The CPU is one of the new "Nehalem I7" cpus, so thats what I would also buy.
Compare prices of different vendors! For those new high end systems
there could be quite some difference.
Most likely you can stay without infiniband, since you deal with
metallic systems and will need k-points anyway.
Hello,
Did you execute LDA+U calculation with different
configuration before(e.g. single orbital u)?
Maybe, case.dmat* files are damaged. please try to update them.
For example,
$ runsp -dm -i 1
$ runsp -orb
or
$ rm *.dmat*
$ runsp -orb
With best regards,
Tomo
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Dear Wien2k community,
My group is considering buying some hardware that would be dedicated
mostly to running Wien2k as efficiently as possible. We are working on
iron-based magnetic systems. Typically, we would like to look at say 128
atoms supercells. Our computer officer suggested buying 5 b
Dear Dr. Wu,
No the case.dmatup file is not empty. The density matrices are written in
it. I am not doing a complex calculation.
Thanks for any help.
-best regards
Tulika Maitra
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On Tue, 30 Jun 2009, wu at ph2.uni-koeln.de wrote:
> Is yo
Is your case.dmatup file void ?
Did you run a complex calculation which needs
case.indmc file?
regards -- H. Wu
>
> Dear Wien-users,
>
> I wanted to know if it is possible to apply U in two orbitals of the same
> atom (for example d and f orbitals of the same atom). From the user guide
> and mail
Dear Wien-users,
I wanted to know if it is possible to apply U in two orbitals of the same
atom (for example d and f orbitals of the same atom). From the user guide
and mailing list discussions it seems to be possible. But when I tried to
do such a calculation I encountered the following probl
Comments:
1) It sounds reasonable. Get your vendor(s) to allow you to benchmark
on different systems. This will not just give you ideas about
comparable performance, it will tell you which ones you can trust.
2) You will get reasonably good performance for matrix sizes up to
about 18K if you run wi
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