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See | ||
file:///home/takao/ecalj/Document/BACKUP/MarksOriginalDoc/fp.html#ldaplusu | ||
to run LDA+U. | ||
And at the LDA+U section in ecalj/README.md. |
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### This is generated by ctrlgenM1.py from ctrls | ||
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### Perform lmf --input to see all effective category and token. | ||
### For tokens, See http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/tokens.html, altough | ||
### ecalj is a little different from Mark's lmf package in many points. | ||
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### CAUTION: For GW calculations, you have to generate GWinput by mkGWIN_lmf2. | ||
### Repeat it when you change MTO settings ---> <PRODUCTBASIS> section is affected | ||
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VERS LM=7 FP=7 # version check. Fixed. | ||
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IO SHOW=T VERBOS=35 TIM=0,0 #Use TIM=3,3 or more for debug (to show which routines go through). | ||
# SHOW=T shows readin data (and default setting at the begining of console output) | ||
# It is useful to check ctrl is read in correctly or not (equivalent with --show option). | ||
# larger VERBOSE gives more detailed console output. | ||
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SYMGRP find # 'find' evaluate space-group symmetry (just from lattice) automatically. | ||
# | ||
# Usually 'find is OK', but lmf may use lower symmetry | ||
# if you did not supply accurate structure. | ||
# 'lmchk foobar --pr60' shows, what symmetry is recognized. | ||
# See http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/tokens.html#SYMGRPcat | ||
# To read its results. | ||
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%const kmxa=5 # =radial degree of freedom to expand eigenfuncitons in tail sites. | ||
# kmxa=5 is good for pwemax \sim 4 or less. | ||
# larger kmxa is better but time-consuming. A rule of thumb: kmxa>pwemax in Ry. | ||
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# Enlarge this, when your enlarge pwemax, and check little dependence on kmxa. | ||
%const nsp=2 nk=2 | ||
%const a=4.977/0.529177249 | ||
STRUC ALAT={a} PLAT= 0 .5 .5 .5 0 .5 .5 .5 0 | ||
NL=4 NBAS= 2 NSPEC=2 | ||
SITE ATOM=Gd POS= 0 0 0 | ||
ATOM=N POS= .50 .50 .50 | ||
SPEC | ||
ATOM=Gd Z=64 R=2.69 | ||
EH=-1 -1 -1 -1 RSMH=1.34 1.34 1.34 1.34 | ||
EH2=-2 -2 -2 RSMH2=1.34 1.34 1.34 | ||
KMXA={kmxa} LMX=3 LMXA=4 NMCORE=1 | ||
IDU= 0 0 0 2 UH= 0 0 0 0.515 JH=0 0 0 0 | ||
MMOM=0 0 0 7 | ||
#MMOM=0 0 1 0 #s,p,d,f initial condition | ||
#NOTE: lmfa(rhocor) generates spin-averaged rho for any MMOM,jun2012 | ||
#Q=0 0.5 1 0 #s,p,d,f initial condition | ||
#MMOM and Q are to set electron population. grep conf: in lmfa output | ||
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ATOM=N Z=7 R=1.87 | ||
EH=-1 -1 -1 RSMH=0.94 0.94 0.94 | ||
EH2=-2 -2 RSMH2=0.94 0.94 | ||
KMXA={kmxa} LMX=3 LMXA=4 NMCORE=1 | ||
#MMOM=0 0 1 0 #s,p,d,f initial condition | ||
#NOTE: lmfa(rhocor) generates spin-averaged rho for any MMOM,jun2012 | ||
#Q=0 0.5 1 0 #s,p,d,f initial condition | ||
#MMOM and Q are to set electron population. grep conf: in lmfa output | ||
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% const pwemax=3 nk1=4 nk2=4 nk3=4 nit=30 gmax=12 nspin=2 metal=3 so=0 xcfun=1 ssig=1.0 | ||
BZ NKABC={nk1} {nk2} {nk3} # division of BZ for q points. | ||
METAL={metal} | ||
# METAL=3 is safe setting (double path method but not repeat diagonalization), | ||
# no problem even for insulator. | ||
# For insulator, METAL=0 may be a little faster. | ||
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DOSMAX=1.5 NPTS=2001 SAVDOS=T | ||
# These are used to plot total dos, and pdos. | ||
# DOSMAX: is the maximum of the total dos plot. It is relative to the Fermi energy. | ||
# Corresponding mimimum is automatically chosen to cover all valence states. | ||
# NPTS: division of plots. To get a high-energy resolution plot, use large NPTS. | ||
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# To get better plot, Use large NKABC (even after converged). | ||
# Larger NKABC may give smoother plot. Use large enough NKABC. | ||
# | ||
# NOTE: current version automatically enfoce TETRA=T and MEAL=3 for --pdos and --tdos | ||
# ---TOTAL DOS plot--- | ||
# you can use job_tdos_nspin*. | ||
# It just do lmf --tdos foobar; then you have dos.tot.foobar, and we can plot it. | ||
# | ||
# --- PDOS plot -- | ||
# you can do folloings by job_pdos_nspin* | ||
# run lmf --pdos foobar (this stops quickly, or write SYMOPS (only e) in it by hand.) | ||
# echo 1| qg4gw (this is needed to generate QGpsi for no symmetry). | ||
# lmf --pdos foobar (it is a little time-consuming since we do not use symmetry). | ||
# lmdos --pdos foobar | ||
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# KNOWN BUG: For a hydrogen in a large cell, METAL=0 for (NSPIN=2 MMOM=1 0 0) | ||
# results in non-magnetic solution. Use METAL=3 for a while in this case. | ||
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# TETRA=0 N=-1 W=0.001 FSMOM below | ||
# are for molecules. No tetrahedron integration. (Smearing)) | ||
# See http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/tokens.html | ||
%const bzw=1e-4 fsmom=0.0 | ||
#TETRA=0 | ||
#N=-1 #Negative is the Fermi distribution function W= gives temperature. | ||
#W=0.001 #W=0.001 corresponds to T=157K as shown in console output | ||
#W=0.01 is T=1573K. It makes stable convergence for molecule. | ||
#Now you don't need to use NEVMX in double band-path method, | ||
#which obtain only eigenvalues in first-path to obtain integration weights | ||
#, and accumulate eigenfunctions in second path. | ||
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#FSMOM={fsmom} real number (fixed moment method) | ||
# FSMOM is for he fixed-spin moment method. | ||
# a spin-dependent potential shift is added to constrain the total magnetic moment to value | ||
# assigned by FSMOM=. Default is NULL (no FSMOM). FSMOM=0 works now (takao Dec2010) | ||
# NOTE: current version is for ferro magnetic case (total mag moment) only. | ||
#FSMOMMETHOD=0 #only effective when FSMOM exists. #Added by t.kotani on Dec8.2010 | ||
# =0: original mode suitable for solids.(default) | ||
# =1: discrete eigenvalue case. Calculate bias magnetic field from LUMO-HOMO gap for each spins. | ||
# Not allowed to use together with HAM_SO=1 (L.S). | ||
# It seems good enough to use W=0.001. Smaller W= may cause instability. | ||
#For Molecule, you may also need to set FSMOM=n_up-n_dn, and FSMOMMETHOD=1 below. | ||
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# See http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/tokens.html#HAMcat for tokens below. | ||
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#NOINV=T (for inversion symmetry) | ||
# Suppress the automatic addition of the inversion to the list of point group operations. | ||
# Usually the inversion symmetry can be included in the determination of the irreducible | ||
# part of the BZ because of time reversal symmetry. There may be cases where this symmetry | ||
# is broken: e.g. when spin-orbit coupling is included or when the (beyond LDA) | ||
# self-energy breaks time-reversal symmetry. In most cases, lmf program will automatically | ||
# disable this addition in cases that knows the symmetry is broken | ||
# | ||
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#INVIT=F | ||
# Enables inverse iteration generate eigenvectors (T is the default). | ||
# It is more efficient than the QL method, but occasionally fails to find all the vectors. | ||
# When this happens, the program stops with the message: | ||
# DIAGNO: tinvit cannot find all evecs | ||
# If you encounter this message set INVIT=F. | ||
# T.Kotani think (this does not yet for lm7K). | ||
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ITER MIX=A2,b=.3,n=3 CONV=1e-5 CONVC=1e-5 NIT={nit} | ||
#ITER MIX=B CONV=1e-6 CONVC=1e-6 NIT={nit} | ||
# MIX=A: Anderson mixing. | ||
# MIX=B: Broyden mixing (default). | ||
# Unstable than Anderson mixing. But faseter. It works fine for sp bonded systems. | ||
# See http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/tokens.html#ITERcat | ||
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HAM NSPIN={nspin} # Set NSPIN=2 for spin-polarize case; then set SPEC_MMOM (initial guess of magnetic polarization). | ||
FORCES=0 # 0: no force calculation, 1: forces calculaiton | ||
GMAX={gmax} # this is for real space mesh. See GetStarted. (Real spece mesh for charge density). | ||
# Instead of GMAX, we can use FTMESH. | ||
# You need to use large enough GMAX to reproduce smooth density well. | ||
# Look into sugcut: shown at the top of console output. | ||
# It shows required gmax for given tolelance HAM_TOL. | ||
REL=T # T:Scaler relativistic, F:non rela. | ||
XCFUN={xcfun} | ||
# =1 for VWN. | ||
# =2 Birth-Hedin (if this variable is not set). | ||
# (subs/evxc.F had a problem when =2 if rho(up)=0 or rho(down)=0). | ||
# =103 PBE-GGA | ||
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PWMODE=11 # 0: MTO basis only (LMTO) | ||
# 11: APW+MTO (PMT) | ||
# 12: APW basis only (LAPW) | ||
# | ||
PWEMAX={pwemax} # (in Ry). When you use larger pwemax more than 5, be careful | ||
# about overcompleteness. In cases, e.g.Fe, you may need larger KMXA for larger PWEMAX. | ||
ELIND=0 # this is to accelarate convergence. Not affect to the final results. | ||
# For sp-bonded solids, ELIND=-1 may give faster convergence. | ||
# For O2 molecule, Fe, and so on, use ELIND=0(this is default). | ||
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FRZWF=F #If T, fix augmentation function. This is worth to test in future. | ||
# See http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/tokens.html#HAMcat | ||
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#For LDA+U calculation, see http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/fp.html#ldaplusu | ||
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#For QSGW. you have to set them. Better to get some samples. | ||
RDSIG=12 | ||
SIGP[MODE=3] | ||
# Now we use no cutoff procedure for Sigma-Vxc in lmf. (only in emax_sigm is effective in GWinput). | ||
# default:SIGP_EMAX=9999. | ||
RSRNGE=15.0 #If you see Exit -1 rdsigm: Bloch sum derivates mor..., Set this large enough. | ||
# This occurs when you set large n1n2n3 in GWinput, and/or large cell. | ||
# Reducing RSRNGE makes speed up a little ---> no effect to final results, but have chance | ||
# to show the above message. | ||
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ScaledSigma={ssig} # ScaledSigma* \Sigma + (1-ScaledSigma)*Vxc^LDA | ||
# This is a RPA-level hybridyzation method, in contrast to the B3LYP (hartree-fock level hybridyzation) | ||
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SO={so} #default = 0 | ||
#Spin-orbit coupling (for REL=1) | ||
#0 : no SO coupling | ||
#1 : Add L.S to hamiltonian (but non-colinear density yet). | ||
#2 : Add Lz.Sz only to hamiltonian | ||
# | ||
# For QSGW with SO=1 pertubation, run SO=1 with --rs=1,0 with NIT=1, | ||
# starting from converged rst.* sigm.* ESEAVR, and | ||
# QpGpsi (it is easily generated by echo 1|qg4gw if you lost it). | ||
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OPTIONS PFLOAT=1 #not need to change this. Just for backward compatibility. | ||
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# Q=band (this is quit switch if you like to add) | ||
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# Relaxiation sample | ||
#DYN MSTAT[MODE=5 HESS=T XTOL=.001 GTOL=0 STEP=.015] NIT=20 | ||
# See http://titus.phy.qub.ac.uk/packages/LMTO/tokens.html#DYNcat | ||
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%const nsp=2 nk=2 | ||
%const a=4.977/0.529177249 | ||
STRUC ALAT={a} PLAT= 0 .5 .5 .5 0 .5 .5 .5 0 | ||
SITE ATOM=Gd POS= 0 0 0 | ||
ATOM=N POS= .50 .50 .50 |
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