[Wien] Optimization of Gmax
Jorissen Kevin
Kevin.Jorissen at ua.ac.be
Thu Mar 11 13:29:30 CET 2004
Here's one comment :
gmax is only the cutoff of the expansion of density and potential, not the cutoff of the basis set used for the solution of the S equation, and hence it's not a 'variational parameter', i.e., no formal reason to expect that higher gmax should always result in lower energy (on the contrary, for higher kmax (or rkmax), we should always get lower energy - if not, then your basis set has become overcomplete, as illustrated in Stefaan Cottenier's dft/lapw-manual).
I don't see immediately why changing the rmt should change the trend you see, but on the other hand, we know that changing rmt can change energies ...
Kevin.
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Onderwerp: [Wien] Optimization of Gmax
daer all user
I am a new user of wien2k code .
I want to study the structural and electronic
properties of NaI . As the first step I need to
optimize some parameters such as RMT and Gmax.Using
RMT=2 for both Na and I (default), I calculated total
energy versus Gmax . In this case the results seems
quite reasonable ;the energy decreases to a
convergence limit . But strangely enouph ,when I
choose RMT larger than two for either of the two atoms
the total energy increases (not decreases) with
respect to increasing Gmax
Am I doing something wrong ?
Any comment is approciated.
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