Hi to all.please tell me how can i use pseudopotential in initial calculation
to take a shorter time in computation LAPW1?thanks a lot.
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Dear experts,
I have been trying to install Wien2k in cray. i am facing following error
while installed lapw1 with mpi parallelization.
ftn -FR -mp1 -w -prec_div -pc80 -pad -ip -DINTEL_VML -traceback -assume
buffered_io -DFFTW3 -I/opt/fftw/3.3.4.0/x86_64/include -DParallel -c
modules_tmp_.F
ftn-
Thanks for the suggestion
for me
granularity:1
1:tyrone-node3
1:tyrone-node3
1:tyrone-node3
1:tyrone-node3
1:tyrone-node3
1:tyrone-node3
this worked. this time i checked law1 and lapw2 run in parallel mode but
lapw0 was not. now my question what else should i add in the .machines file
to make it
I expect this is because you are using the wrong options for "ftn",
your cray compiler; what you are using are those for the Intel ifort
compiler.
If you provide a link to what your ftn accepts someone may be able to
help you. For instance, is it the same as
https://www.nersc.gov/assets/Documentat
You cannot fine-grain parallelize lapw0, only mpi. If you want it to
run on a different node (tyrone-node3) use a line
lapw0: tyrone-node3
As mpi
lapw0: tyrone-node3:4
This information is in the user guide.
On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 8:10 AM, Soumen Bag wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion
> for me
WIEN2k is an all electron Muffin Tin model, that is, outside the Muffin Tin
radius, Rmt, it uses plane waves, inside Rmt it uses atomic-like orbitals, that
are all electron. In this model the all electron calculation takes little time
since it is inside the Muffin Tin sphere. Outside Rmt the low
Dear Wien2k community,
I would like to calculate the dielectric function of GaP in the wurtzite
symmetry but I only get a reasonable band structure using HSE (YS-PBE0).
My problem is that spin-orbit coupling (SOC) has a significant
contribution to the electronic properties of this system and
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