[Wien] primitive orthorhombic to triclinic
krutibas panda
krutibas at hotmail.com
Tue Mar 9 00:10:10 CET 2004
Dear Wien2k Users,
I have problem with symmetry. My compound is primitive orthorhombic
(a=b=g=90 Degrees). I am trying to calculate the energy with small
deformations in my unit cell. I have 8 atoms per unit cell.
For a pure shear my alpha (a) value changes and hence one would expect the
resulting structure to be monoclinic (b=g=90 # a). But with wien2k i end up
with a triclinic symmetry with just 2 atoms in the unit cell. Dont know why
!!
Is there anything wrong with xsymmetry. Moreover is there a way i can force
my structure to be a monoclinic one. I have 2 non-equivalent atoms in my
primitive orthorhombic unit cell and after i run symmetry it generates 8
atoms per unit cell(for a undeformed cell). I am wondering why after
deformation i end up with just 2 atoms in the unit cell.
Anyone knows how to get around this problem.
thanks in advance
krutibas
graduate student
University of Utah
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