[Pw_forum] calculation = "nscf" with CP
Young-Su Lee
lee0su at MIT.EDU
Fri Dec 23 00:09:04 CET 2005
Thank you for the suggestions.
I set tpstab=.false. and set refg and mmx to be identical to ver 2.0,
but it doesn't help.
Even in the case of self-consistent calculation,
average potential is quite different while all other values are almost
the same.
Inside the subroutine vofrho after
CALL exch_corr_h(nspin,rhog,rhor,rhoc,sfac,exc,dxc)
sum of the elements of rhor is different.
I'm using C.pbe-rrkjus.UPF and H.pbe-rrkjus.UPF.
ver 2.0 ==========================================
total energy = -8.07495 a.u.
kinetic energy = 5.42399 a.u.
electrostatic energy = -7.34356 a.u.
esr = 0.29882 a.u.
eself = 7.97885 a.u.
pseudopotential energy = -3.09480 a.u.
n-l pseudopotential energy = 0.11144 a.u.
exchange-correlation energy = -3.17201 a.u.
average potential = -0.02336 a.u.
eigenvalues at k-point: 0.000 0.000 0.000
-16.96 -9.38 -9.38 -9.38
ver 3.0 ==========================================
total energy = -8.07495 Hartree a.u.
kinetic energy = 5.42401 Hartree a.u.
electrostatic energy = -7.34357 Hartree a.u.
esr = 0.29882 Hartree a.u.
eself = 7.97885 Hartree a.u.
pseudopotential energy = -3.09481 Hartree a.u.
n-l pseudopotential energy = 0.11143 Hartree a.u.
exchange-correlation energy = -3.17202 Hartree a.u.
average potential = -0.02397 Hartree a.u.
Eigenvalues (eV), kp = 1 , spin = 1
-16.96 -9.38 -9.38 -9.38
>there are many, but hopefully none that changes the results from
>good to bad! One change that may slightly affect the results is the
>way pseudopotentials are interpolated. Try to reduce the value of
>the parameter "refg", controlling the accuracy of the interpolation,
>in namelist &control from its default value 0.05. You should be able
>to find the same results that you find by setting tpstab=.false. (no
>interpolation) in file CPV/pseudopot.f90
>
>Thank you for the minor bugs
>
>Paolo
>
>
>
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