[Wien] DOS : missing electrons
Abir De Sarkar
sarkar at fhi-berlin.mpg.de
Thu Aug 12 16:23:08 CEST 2004
Dear Stefaan,
Yes, I had taken multiplicity into account. The partial DOS is
multiplied by the multiplicity of the atom concerned by the tetra
program. The sum-total of the partial DOS over all the constituent atoms
agrees with the total DOS calculated. Its highly likely that the tetra
program does something nasty, which is reflected in the missing
electrons in the specified energy interval. However, the systems like Ru
bulk, RuO2 bulk, Ru(0001) surface are perfectly alright. We are
confronted with this weird problem of "missing electrons" when we
consider O and CO co-adsorbed on RuO2(110) surface.
Abir
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