I saw the same behavior. I had runs A and B. While run A finished with no 
problem, run B finished with no error, but the WFSX file was never written. 

 One thing I noticed is that I had the longoutput variable set to false in run 
B (this is the default); perhaps setting longoutput to true sets the COOP.Write 
to true and that's why sometimes it appears like this particular line is not 
needed. I have not checked on that though, maybe Carlo can verify this 
hypothesis ? I also agree that the COOP.Write is not written in the manual as a 
prerequisite to get the WFSX file, so at first it looks odd that runs finish 
with no error messages but the file is just not written. 

  

 Thank you for your kind message Guan Ping, this is just to corroborate what 
Carlo is seeing in his runs, and to point to a possible source of where things 
are different in the input files, that I have not checked yet but may be a 
plausible explanation. 

Cheers, 



-Salvador. 


----- Original Message -----




From: "Carlo Motta " <carlomotta84@ gmail .com> 
To: siesta-l@ uam .es 
Sent: Friday, November 5, 2010 9:58:31 AM 
Subject: Re: Re: [SIESTA-L] Output of Wavefunction 

Dear GuangPing , that is exactly what I expected reading the UserGuide . 
But in fact, without setting " COOP.Write  true " no WFSX file is generated in 
my case, with the input fdf file attached in my first mail. 
With the COOP setting, ALL the wavefunctions are plotted, and this is not what 
I need. 
Can you check my input file please? 

Thanks, 

C. Motta 


2010/11/5 Guangping Zhang < [email protected] > 




Dear Carlo and Salvador, 
In order to get . WSFX file generated by siesta (beyond 3.0-b) we should just 
do the following setting: 
WriteWaveFunctions         T 
WaveFuncKPointsScale      ReciprocalLatticeVectors (or pi/a as you wish) 
%block WaveFuncKPoints 
0.000 0.000 0.000 from    1 to 2      # Gamma point  wavefunctions 1 to 2 
% endblock WaveFuncKPoints 
  
And these are enough. 
I am using siesta-3.0-rc2,and go well with the settting above. 
  
Best. 
  
Guangping Zhang 


发件人 : "Barraza-lopez, Salvador" < s...@mail. gatech . edu > 
发送时间 : 2010-11-05 00:09 
主 题: Re: [SIESTA-L] Output of Wavefunction 
收件人 : siesta-l@ uam .es 






 Hi Carlo, 

so what did you do? 
Was it just an error in your input file? 
I am facing a similar problem; I beleive my input file is correct. Can you 
share the info on how you solved the problem? 
 Thanks, 
-Salvador. 


From: "Carlo Motta " < carlomotta84@ gmail .com > 
To: siesta-l@ uam .es 
Sent: Thursday, November 4, 2010 11:44:03 AM 
Subject: Re: [SIESTA-L] Output of Wavefunction 

Yes, now it is working, 

Thank you, 

C. Motta 


2010/11/4 Slimane Haffad < haffad _ slimane @yahoo.fr > 


is the program generate an WFSX file with the command : COOP.Write ??? 

--- En date de  : Jeu 4.11.10, Carlo Motta < carlomotta84@ gmail .com > a écrit 
 : 



De: Carlo Motta < carlomotta84@ gmail .com > 
Objet : Re: [SIESTA-L] Output of Wavefunction 
À: siesta-l@ uam .es 
Date: Jeudi 4 novembre 2010, 15h57 





I am using siesta-3.0-rc2. 

Regards, 
Carlo 


2010/11/4 Nicolas Leconte < lecontenicolas @ gmail .com > 


Which version of Siesta are you using? . WFSX has been introduced for 
Siesta3.0... 


Sincerely, 
Nicolas 





On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Carlo Motta < carlomotta84@ gmail .com > wrote: 


Dear SIESTA users, 

I am trying to plot the HOMO and LUMO of an isolated molecule ( BDT ). 
I am following the instructions of the UserGuide , I get in the output the 
files . PLD and .DIM, but siesta does not generate the WFSX file. 
I have attached my input file. 

Please, can you give me a suggestion? 

Thank you, 

C. Motta 






-- 
Salvador Barraza-Lopez 
Postdoctoral Fellow 
School of Physics 
The Georgia Institute of Technology 

Office N205 
837 State Street Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0430 U.S.A 
Tel: (404) 894-0892 Fax: (404) 894-9958 

Responder a