[Pw_forum] local magnetic moment in non collinear calculations

[Cyrille Barreteau]

Dear all,

I think I already asked this question once but do not remember the
answer and could not find it in the archive..

When doing non collinear calculations (noncolin=.true.) the magnetic
moment on each atom is printed out in the output file.
If I remember well this local magnetic moment is integrated over a
sphere (and is different from the lowdin charge analysis of projwfc).

I just would like to know the radius of this sphere in order to compare
my results with the ones obtained from a FLAPW calculation which by
construction also integrates charges over a sphere.

By the way it would also be interesting to have this local charge within
standard LSDA (collinear) calculations. 

thanks in advance

  cyrille



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