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[Fred Nastos <nastos@physics.utoronto.ca>]

I don't think the G-vectors can be found in one of the
output files (I may be wrong though).  It would be nice
if one could print them out to an output file.  Nonetheless,
they can be obtained by modifying Src_8seqpar/kpgio.f.
It is a small modification.  At around line 230 of the file
kpgio.f have the following

!#### Begin code exerpt ####
             endif
            endif
#          endif
! NEW LINES IN kpgio.f BELOW
      nindpw = npw1+ngb
      write(98,*) ikpt, nkpt
      write(98,*) (kpoint(ii),ii=1,3)
      write(98,*) npw1,nindpw
      write(98,*) (indpw(ig+iind),ig=1,nindpw)
      do muig=1,npw1
         write(98,*) (kg(ii,muig+ikg),ii=1,3)
      enddo
! END NEW LINES IN kpgio.f
!#### End code expert ####

Unfortunately, I am at home (away from my notes), so this is
all I can offer at this time.  If this is not enough info to
get you where you need to go, we can take this offline. Cheers, FN

---
Fred Nastos
Department of Physics
University of Toronto
Toronto, Canada

On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Kristopher Andersen wrote:

> Does anybody know how to determine which G-vector corresponds to which
> coefficient of the wavefunction (or the density or potential)? The
> abinis_help file provides information on how to obtain the expansion
> coeficients, but to know the value of the wavefunction at a particular
> point in space one would also need to know the G-vector corresponding
> to each coefficient. Is this information contained in one of the
> output files?
> 
> 
> -- 
> Kristopher Andersen               http://yclept.ucdavis.edu/~andersen
> Department of Physics                    andersen@physics.ucdavis.edu
> University of California at Davis                   +1 (530) 752-0446
> 
> 
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