Dear Prof. Baroni:
    Thank you for your kind attention!
    Yes, I totally agree with you. But the coordinates for the "quantum 
tunneling" are different from that for the
 adiabatic diffusion, and it seems not easy to find to fulfil the realistic 
processes. So what I need now is well accepted model to find this kind of 
coordinates. I have found some papers related to quantum tunneling, but I am 
still wondering: are there some widely accepted model to find the 
configurations for quantum tunneling? Could you please introduce me some good 
papers related or expertise advice? 
Thank you very much!
Best Wishes!
Yours Sincerely
L. F. Huang
 
> From: Stefano Baroni 
> 
> Dear LF Huang,
> 
> no code will ever be a substitute of common sense. What you need is  
> simply the potential energy (i.e. "total energy" in the usual DFT  
> parlance) of a system, as a function of the coordinates of the  
> diffusing atom. As simple (or as complicated) as that!
> 
> Stefano
> 

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