Salvador,

> The pseudo is polarized (by leaving out two electrons on
> the 4s channel, which the pseudo program can not generate if s channels
> are already defined (the 3s channel).
I think you meant ionized not polarized.

It is probably an innofensive bug, but make sure to plot those AE wave
functions anyway.
If I remembering my quantum mechanics correctly, you should have n - L - 1
radial
nodes in the AE wave functions. The PS wave functions should be nodeless
(obviously).

Wanted to bring your attention to this GPL code for generating
pseudopotentials:
http://opium.sourceforge.net/

It *should* create SIESTA pseudopotential as well, but is not 100% tested.
The user interface
is easy and you can plot using xmgrace.

On 10/16/07, Salvador Barraza-Lopez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   Hi,
>   I am trying to build a pseudopotential file for Mn within GGA-PBE. I
> have
> seen Miguel Pruneda's input file which is defined to include 3s, 3p, 3d
> and 4f channels. The pseudo is polarized (by leaving out two electrons on
> the 4s channel, which the pseudo program can not generate if s channels
> are already defined (the 3s channel).
>
> Here is one such sample pseudopotential generation file:
>
>     pe Manganese
>          tm2     1.70
>   n=Mn c=pbr
>         0.0       0.0       0.0       0.0       0.0       0.0
>      3    4
>      3    0      1.00      1.00
>      3    1      4.00      2.00
>      3    2      5.00      0.00
>      4    3      0.00      0.00
>        1.00      1.00      1.00      1.00      0.00       0.3
>
>
>   Looking at the OUT file after running atm, I have found
> .
> .
> .
> Mn pseudopotential generation: Troullier-Martins
>
>   nl    s    eigenvalue      rc          cdrc       delta
>
>   Core radius ( 1.00) outside wfn extremum ( 0.74)
>   1s   0.5   -7.606891    0.993545    0.708860    0.303294
>   Core radius ( 1.00) outside wfn extremum ( 0.75)
>   2p  -0.5   -5.380748    0.993545    0.654840    1.634114
>   Core radius ( 1.00) outside wfn extremum ( 0.76)
>   2p   0.5   -5.287935    0.993545    0.645383    1.604942
>   Core radius ( 1.00) outside wfn extremum ( 0.76)
>   3d  -0.5   -1.793633    0.993545    0.486873    3.054698
>   Core radius ( 1.00) outside wfn extremum ( 0.76)
>   3d   0.5   -1.784560    0.993545    0.484028    3.047217
>   4f  -0.5   -0.277693    0.993545    0.000035   -2.589683
>   4f   0.5   -0.277690    0.993545    0.000035   -2.600246
> .
> .
> .
>
>   I wonder why the n channel is running from 1 to 4 in those lines. All
> the rest in the OUT file looks normal. Have anyone else seen this? I guess
> it is just an innofensive bug in the program when it writes these
> things to the OUT file, without repercusions for the
> actual generated pseudos, but would like to be certain that is the case.
>
>   Thank you in advance,
> -Salvador
>



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