Dear Toufik
The derivation you refer to is specific to the semi-empirical approach used by 
DFTB and does not really make sense in the context of QE.

I guess these spin constant coupling "parameters" have been determined for each 
atom in DFTB and are then used to model magnetic materials.

good luck
Cyrille

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Dear all,

Sorry for posting again

I want to calculate the spin constant coupling for an atom (Wss, Wsp, Wsd, Wps, 
Wpp, Wpd, Wds, Wdp, Wdd), using equation 2.7 from Phys.Chem.Chem.Phys., 2001,3, 
5109.
Wll'=1/2(Elup/nl'up - Eldown/nl'down)
Elup is the KS-eigenvalue of orbital l for spin up and n is the atomic 
occupation number

My question is how to calculate the KS-eigenvalues for every orbital (s p d) 
and their occupation numbers?

Thank you
Toufik
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