Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread Peter Blaha
Add a couple of points on the right side (larger volume). With this it will be easier for the fitting program to determine the minimum and the proper curvature. A non-linear fit is not always converging. It depends on the starting values and on the details of the input points. Am 26.02.2015 um

Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread delamora
What I want to stress is that there is something wrong with the WIEN2k code since the two systems that I am using as test; BaRuO3 and Na, should be the same for the plotting program, as long as the two of them converged. What I find is that I have a set of nice E(V) points and I cannot adjust th

Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread delamora
De: wien-boun...@zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at en nombre de delamora Enviado: miércoles, 25 de febrero de 2015 05:55 p. m. Para: A Mailing list for WIEN2k users Asunto: Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3 Dear Wien comunity, I did a very rough calculation fo

Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread delamora
Dear Wien comunity, I did a very rough calculation for two systems Na BaRuO3 I did them in the lowest of quality Now, when I tried to plot the energy .vs. volume I got that the fit was only done for the Birch-Murnagham formula for the BaRuO3, while for the Na system I got a nice fit for all

Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread Laurence Marks
The "fit" is for a lattice parameter of 2.2Ang, about 4 au, not 4Ang. I suspect you have confused the units and may also have bad RMTs. ___ Professor Laurence Marks Department of Materials Science and Engineering Northwestern University www.numis.northwestern.edu MURI4D.num

Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread Oleg Rubel
It looks like the Etot vs Vol is a parabola upside down. The Bulk modules is negative. It indicates that there are more serious issues with the calculation than just plotting. Oleg > On Feb 25, 2015, at 15:28, delamora wrote: > > Thank for your reply > Indeed there is no fit for the EOS2, Mu

Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread delamora
Thank for your reply Indeed there is no fit for the EOS2, Murnaghan, but for the Birch-Murnaghan there is a fit. What confused me was that for the simplest case; Na, the three equations are well fit. BaRuO3.outputeos Equation of state: EOS2 (PRB52,80

Re: [Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread Oleg Rubel
It might be useful to provide more information from "Optimize volume, c/a-ratio, …” Just include the whole page (list of scf files read, EOS fitting tables). Oleg > On Feb 25, 2015, at 14:22, delamora wrote: > > Dear Wien comunity, > > I calculated BaRuO3 > Cubic P (SG 221) > a=b=c=4A > Ba .5

[Wien] Vol optimization for BaRuO3

2015-02-25 Thread delamora
Dear Wien comunity, I calculated BaRuO3 Cubic P (SG 221) a=b=c=4A Ba .5,.5,.5 Ru 0,0,0 O .5,0,0 I do an optimization with low quality RxK=7 Kpoints=100 Vol; 0,-5,-10,-15,-20 I try to plot Energy-Vol and I get a flat line above 0 with NaN,NaN... I do the same witn Na and I get a nice plot

Re: [Wien] supplement to EFG orientation divergence in supercell calculations

2015-02-25 Thread Alexander Korthaus
There we go, it works! Thanks a lot for your help. Meanwhile I've done the calculations with the transposed Local Rotation Matrix on a few different systems, and everything seems to work just fine so far. The tensor orientations derived from supercell calculations make sense and coincide with the