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[paul.boulanger@umontreal.ca]

Hi Davide,

If I remember correctly, the wfk are normalized to 1/sqrt(V), where V is the 
volume of the unit cell (or the number of sampling points). It is also 
important to note that these are not the total wfk, because they don't 
incorporate the phase factor coming from Bloch's theorem:

\Psi_{n,k} = e^{ik \cdot R} u_{n,k}(r)  

What is outputed by cut3d are really the u_{n,k}(r). One needs to add the 
phase factor for a K point different then Gamma.

Paul