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PR #5898 may solve this issue. |
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It's not totally realted to #5898, but we will try to fix this in future. I will move this to discussion. |
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Background
as mentioned by @QuantumMisaka for times, if the system to simulate is highly heterogeneous, he observe it is better to rotate the axis that is the norm of vacuum layer along y instead of z (the most common choice). I tested and find there will be 100% improvement in performance:
vacuum along z
vacuum along y
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I guess there must be some algorithm is poorly load-balanced, the manual rotation on system actually means balancing by human...
However, for those users do not know about this feature, they may doubt about performance of ABACUS.
I suggest do the automatic load balance, in this case, the simplest solution would be a rotation on system by ABACUS its own.
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