Dear Taohee and Siesta users,
 
I had decreased 'MD.MaxCGDispl' to 0.01 but it still happened. 
I take this calcuation over several months but this happened often. This is not 
appeared in case of small system (some molecule). 

 
Have anyone give me more instructions to solve this problem? 
 
I appreciate to your help. 
 
Sincerely, 
-----------------------------------------------
Loc Duong Dinh
Ms-Ph.D Student
Sungkyunkwan Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology,
Sungkyunkwan University,
Suwon, 440-746, Korea 
Email: [email protected], [email protected] 


>
>From: taoohee <[email protected]>
>To: siesta-l <[email protected]>
>Sent: Mon, February 28, 2011 11:34:56 AM
>Subject: Re: Re: [SIESTA-L] fluctuation of energy in optimization process
>
> 
>If the atomic force does not converge, maybe decreasing 'MD.MaxCGDispl' can 
>help. Sometimes it works for me.
> 
>2011-02-28 
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>tauhall 
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>发件人: loc duong ding 
>发送时间: 2011-02-28  10:22:53 
>收件人: siesta-l 
>抄送: 
>主题: Re: [SIESTA-L] fluctuation of energy in optimization process 
>Dear TaooHee,
>In my understanding,  DM.MixingWeight and DM.NumberPulay option is used for SCF 

>convergence. In my case, there is no problem with SCF convergence. Maybe you 
>misunderstood my problem. 
>The problem is the total energy of optimization steps is not convergence. I 
>tried to increase the mesh cut-off to 450 but still not work.  
>Do you have another instructions for solving this? 
>Sincerely, 
> -----------------------------------------------
>Loc Duong Dinh
>Ms-Ph.D Student
>Sungkyunkwan Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology,
>Sungkyunkwan University,
>Suwon, 440-746, Korea 
>Email: [email protected][email protected]
>>
>>From: taoohee <[email protected]>
>>To: siesta-l <[email protected]>
>>Sent: Mon, February 28, 2011 10:13:04 AM
>>Subject: Re: [SIESTA-L] fluctuation of energy in optimization process
>>
>> 
>>Have you tried tuning 'DM.MixingWeight'  and 'DM.NumberPulay' ?
>>Best,
>> 
>>2011-02-28 
>________________________________
>  
>>tauhall 
>________________________________
>>发件人: loc duong ding 
>>发送时间: 2011-02-26  07:32:24 
>>收件人: siesta-l 
>>抄送: 
>>主题: [SIESTA-L] fluctuation of  energy in optimization process  
>>Dear all,
>>I am a new user of siesta. I try to use siesta to optimized molecule on the top 
>
>>of graphene. However, I have a problem with configuration optimization. 
>>The energy is fluctuation, that is not smooth reduce. I attach the Energy of 
>>optimized steps.
>> siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33776.8773
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33776.9352
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33776.9810
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0382
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33776.9230
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0397
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0442
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0603
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0774
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0543
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0788
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.1002
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.0986
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.1054
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.1351
>>siesta: E_KS(eV) =           -33777.1034
>>This is my input file: 
>>SystemName               bilayer-graphene-72-tfsi
>>SystemLabel              G72T
>>#Species and Atom
>>NumberOfSpecies          5
>>NumberOfAtoms            159
>>#ChemicalSpeciesLabel
>>%block ChemicalSpeciesLabel
>>   1    6     C
>>   2    7     N
>>   3    8     O
>>   4    16    S
>>   5    9     F
>>%endblock ChemicalSpeciesLabel
>># Basis
>>PAO.EnergyShift          200 meV
>>PAO.BasisSize            DZP
>>#Lattice Information
>>LatticeConstant          1.0 Ang
>>#LatticeVectors
>>%block LatticeVectors
>> 12.778200000   -7.3775000000    0.00000000
>># Atomic coordinates
>>AtomicCoordinatesFormat     ScaledCartesian
>>%block AtomicCoordinatesAndAtomicSpecies
>>23.45320923         13.58855965         16.37730642    1
>>25.58232873         14.81751862         16.37072604    1
>>27.71084039         16.04652041         16.38185762    1
>>29.83988172         17.27720442         16.37977254    1
>>19.19150216         11.13037036         16.37722270    1
>>21.32244584         12.36011162         16.38424376    1
>>24.87273016         13.58709504         16.36155225    1
>>25.58372289         12.35970141         16.33168688    1
>>27.00152025         12.35827450         16.29914305    1
>>..........
>>32.18813116          9.68042097         20.75094507    5
>>30.90013751          8.91478097         19.13337767    5
>>%endblock AtomicCoordinatesAndAtomicSpecies
>>%block kgrid_Monkhorst_Pack
>> 4   0   0   0.000
>> 0   4   0   0.000
>> 0   0   1   0.000
>>%endblock kgrid_Monkhorst_Pack
>>xc.functional            VDW           # Exchange-correlation functional
>>xc.authors               DRSLL           # Exchange-correlation version
>>MeshCutoff               180. Ry       # Mesh cutoff. real space mesh
>># SCF options
>>MaxSCFIterations         500           # Maximum number of SCF iter
>>DM.MixingWeight          0.1           # New DM amount for next SCF cycle
>>DM.Tolerance             1.d-4 eV        # Tolerance in maximum difference
>>DM.NumberPulay           3
>>Diag.DivideAndConquer    .false.
>>SolutionMethod           diagon        # OrderN or Diagon
>>ElectronicTemperature    0.1 meV        # Temp. for Fermi smearing
>># MD options
>>MD.TypeOfRun             cg            # Type of dynamics:
>>MD.NumCGsteps            500           # Number of CG steps for
>>MD.MaxCGDispl            0.3 Ang       # Maximum atomic displacement
>>MD.MaxForceTol           0.04 eV/Ang   # Tolerance in the maximum
>>#MD.TargetPressure        2.0 GPa
>>#%block MD.TargetStress
>># 0.0  0.0  -1.0  0.0  0.0  0.0
>>#%endblock MD.TargetStress
>>#OutPutOption
>>#WriteMDhistory           .true.
>>#WriteMDXmol              .true.
>>Could you give some instruction to show this problem? 
>>I appreciate to all your help. 
>> 
>>Sincerely,
>>-----------------------------------------------
>>Loc Duong Dinh
>>Ms-Ph.D Student
>>Sungkyunkwan Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology,
>>Sungkyunkwan University,
>>Suwon, 440-746, Korea 
>>Email: [email protected][email protected]
>>      
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