Dear staff:
The purpose of my calculations is to get quantity coulomb potential of
a certain system and I've already get the result.
But I'm confused with the component of coulomb potential, is the
contribution of core electron also counted in or just the valence
electrons are calculated?
Dear Wien2k designers and users,
I want to get the wave function in detail,i.e coeffeients like
Alm Blm,including radical wave function.However,I do not understand the
radwf file.The file looks like:
1 781 0.05 0.0168235428 2.50
0
0.4516540749E-03
Dear Wien2k designers and users,
I want to get the wave function in detail,i.e coeffeients like
Alm Blm. When the SOC effects were included in the calculations, I can't
diff the up part from the down part. Here is the question: how can I get
Alm(spin up) and Alm(spin down) from the
Dear Wien2k designers and users,
I want to get the wave function in detail,i.e coeffeients like
Alm Blm. When the SOC effects were included in the calculations, I can't
diff the up part from the down part. Here is the question: how can I get
Alm(spin up) and Alm(spin down) from the
It has well-defined up and dn component, the problem is how can I get the
exact value of up and dn component individually after running run of x
lapw2 -so -up -alm. Thank you very much!
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2014-11-20 15:58 GMT+08:00 Peter Blaha pbl...@theochem.tuwien.ac.at:
Then you get the up component.
and after
x lapw2 -so -dn -alm
you get the dn component.
On 11/20/2014 08:14 AM, huimei liu wrote:
It has well-defined up and dn component, the problem is how can I get
this part.
On 11/20/2014 09:07 AM, huimei liu wrote:
However I keep getting this error information
** Error in Parallel LAPWSO when performing x lapw2 -so -dn -alm.
But x lapw2 -so -up -alm went al fine. So I keep wondering when +SO, the
basis wavefuction is a mixture of up and down compoent
Dear Wien2k designers and users,
I want to calculate the spin direction of some special kpoints
such as :Gamma (0 0 0). Since I already get the coeffeients like Alm Blm.
Can I just perform *ψ*|σ|*ψ* to evaluate the spin direction using Alm
instead of both of Alm and Blm? Or can you tell
Dear Wien2k designers and users,
I want to calculate the spin direction of some special kpoints
such as :Gamma (0 0 0). Since I already get the coeffeients like Alm Blm.
Can I just perform *ψ*|σ|*ψ* to evaluate the spin direction using Alm
instead of both of Alm and Blm? Or can you tell
Dears all:
Recently I have calculated density matrix for bcc-iron using WIEN2k. In
case.dmatup for atom 1 and l=2, there should be a 5 by 5 matrix,
with m labelling the column and row. As I know, there should not be
nondiagonal element for when we integrate the density matrix within the
atomic
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