Dear Giuseppe,

Many thanks for your quick response. As you have correctly guessed, the system 
is an organic material (fluorinated graphene). From U=0 to 3.4, M is increasing 
gradually up to the expected value, M remains constant till U=3.6 eV, then by 
increasing U, again M is reduced very soon to zero. Is this what one expected 
always from +U calculations, when goes up further from the optimum U value? 
From your answer, it is concluded to be a strange behavior due to the organic 
nature of this material.

Best regards,
F. Marsusi,

Amirkabir University of Technology.​
On Fri, 02/10/2017 08:09 PM, Giuseppe Mattioli <giuseppe.matti...@ism.cnr.it> 
wrote:
> Dear F. Marsusi
> First of all you are not providing any detail of your system, so we cannot 
> even guess what is "natural" for it.
> However, you are using the Hubbard U correction in a semiempirical way, and 
> there is therefore no way to choose the U value but that reproducing some 
> measured parameter, and not very much to do if unexpected or strange results 
> appear at a given (unphysical?, problematic?) U value.
> In my experience the application of U to organic molecules has been always 
> problematic due to the strong hybridization between C 2s and C 2p orbitals, 
> and to the application of the correction to 2p orbitals only.
> HTH
> Giuseppe
> 
> On Friday, February 10, 2017 07:25:10 PM FARAH MARSUSI wrote:
> > Dear all,
> > 
> > By GGA+U as implemented in QE, the correct magnetization (M) and band gap 
> > was obtained. The correct U value for each atom was obtained by intensive
> > step by step runs to reach gradually the experimental M value, and 
> > therefore band gap. All results are OK till now (the U value itself also= 
> > 3.4 eV
> > for carbon and fluorine is acceptable ). However, by enlarging the obtained 
> > U value a bit (to 3.7 eV), the predicted M come back to that of pure
> > GGA. Is it natural, or a problem exist?
> > 
> > 
> > Best regards,
> > F. Marsusi,
> 
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