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- From: Xavier Gonze <xavier.gonze@uclouvain.be>
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- Subject: Re: [abinit-forum] Low symmetry cells and anaddb
- Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2008 15:02:46 +0100
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Dear Joe,
On 03 Nov 2008, at 18:32, Josef Zwanziger wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
before I and a colleague here embark on a huge long series of phonon
calculations, I'd like to get the following clarified:
in anaddb, when analyzing phonons, two input variables are brav and ngqpt. For
a moderately low symmetry cell, for example monoclinic, I'm assuming that brav
should be set to 1 (actually, for any symmetry other than fcc, bcc, or hex, is
that right?)
Yes.
Secondly, in general for low symmetry the suggested kpt grids from
prtkpt 1 are not simply ngkpt n1 n2 n3 type, but are expressed with more
complicated 3X3 kptrlatt variables. In this case, how do you input ngqpt
properly for anaddb?
Unfortunately, ANADDB is not as flexible that the main ABINIT for the treatment
of the q point grids ... The brav input variable allows to compensate somehow this lack of flexibility
for the FCC, BCC and hexagonal lattices. But for the time being you will have to live with the
usual n1 n2 n3 kpt grids ...
Best regards,
Xavier
thanks for your help,
Joe Zwanziger
- [abinit-forum] Low symmetry cells and anaddb, Josef Zwanziger, 11/03/2008
- Re: [abinit-forum] Low symmetry cells and anaddb, Xavier Gonze, 11/04/2008
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