[Wannier] pw2wannier very slow on large system
Mostofi, Arash
a.mostofi at imperial.ac.uk
Wed Nov 18 10:14:46 CET 2020
Hi Daniel
Whilst k-point parallelisation is not implemented in pw2wannier90, FFT grid parallelisation is. The latter should provide a speedup for a large supercell (which I’d normally expect to have few k-points but a large FFT grid).
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Best wishes,
Arash
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On 16 Nov 2020, at 19:07, Daniel Marchand <t-dmarchand at microsoft.com<mailto:t-dmarchand at microsoft.com>> wrote:
Hi Everyone,
We’re having some trouble running pw2wannier on a very large system as it is running very slow. To give some comparison, we are able to finish the nscf calculation in ~4hours, while pw2wannier has not finished the first MMN: iknum step even after ~8 hours of runtime. It seems like in theory pw2wannier should be parallelizable but we found poor performance beyond a single node.
Is there anything we can do to help speed up the process? Parallelization steps to try out or common pitfalls that we could avoid?
Best,
Daniel
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