[Wien] construction supercell
Torsten Andersen
thor at physik.uni-kl.de
Mon Nov 10 11:34:44 CET 2003
Dear Dr. Ercan,
yes, you do just that. And getting it to Fe(0,70) Mn(0,30) is a matter
of doing it over and over again varying the positions of the Fe and Mn
atoms, finding their lowest energy - or knowing where the Fe and Mn
atoms should sit to begin with.
Best regards,
Torsten Andersen.
Ercan Ucgun wrote:
> Hi wien users,
> I am just wondering that when we start a structure like Fe(1-x)Mn(x),
> what is the starting point? to start with single Fe unit cell, enlarge
> it to a supercell (for example 2x2x2) and start putting Mn according to
> the concentration and finished with all Mn. Is that what poeple do
> normally. Would someone explain me for example how to construct a
> structure like Fe(0,70) Mn(0,30)?
>
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> Yrd. Doc. Dr. Ercan UCGUN
> Dumlupinar Universitesi
> Fen Edebiyat Fakultesi
> Fizik Bolumu
> Kutahya / TURKEY
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