[Wien] SYM program

2008-05-13 Thread Peter Blaha
Please read the description in the latest version of the UG (and make sure, you have the latest qtl-program installed. hamad at fhi-berlin.mpg.de schrieb: > Dear Peter, > How can charges be obtained in a coordinate system of a > distorted octahedral environment using the QTL program??

[Wien] SYM program

2008-05-09 Thread ha...@fhi-berlin.mpg.de
Dear Peter, How can charges be obtained in a coordinate system of a distorted octahedral environment using the QTL program?? Best regards Bothina > This is a very old comment and no longer valid. > As far as I know G.Vielsack is not in science anymore for 15 years or so > and I do not

[Wien] SYM program

2008-04-29 Thread Ruben Weht
Dear Peter, Thanks a lot for your reply. OK, I will try with the QTL-program as you suggested. Best regards and thank you again, Ruben > This is a very old comment and no longer valid. > As far as I know G.Vielsack is not in science anymore for 15 years > or so > and I do not

[Wien] SYM program

2008-04-28 Thread Peter Blaha
This is a very old comment and no longer valid. As far as I know G.Vielsack is not in science anymore for 15 years or so and I do not have this program either. My suggestion is to use the standard setup for scf, and then use the QTL-program to calculate partial charges in a coordinate system of yo

[Wien] SYM program

2008-04-28 Thread Ruben Weht
Dear Peter and Wien2k users, In the userguide a program done by G. Vielsack, SYM, is mentioned. If I understood well it is to compute the corresponding LMs for an arbitrary local rotation matrix and then to do a SCF calculation with that matrix and LMs. I would appreciate it very much if you can