[Wien] How to set the value of EMIN in case.in2 when
calculatingthe electron density plots?
Stefaan Cottenier
Stefaan.Cottenier at fys.kuleuven.be
Thu Feb 23 10:02:06 CET 2006
> Thank you very much.I have another problem to ask you for your
> help. If I want to calculate the electron densities of the specified
> plane merely,for example (100) of TiC,how to do that?
Dear Z.J.,
This is exactly what the density plotting program does... and you
should have known if you would have read the introductory sections of
the usersguide (Quick Start). Please, don't overuse this mailing list
and follow the nettiquette that you can find at
http://www.wien2k.at/reg_user/mailing_list/ and that is pasted below
for your convenience. Moreover, I think most of us would like to know
to which real person 'Z.J.' corresponds -- it is too easy to hide
behind initials and ask anonymously help for every single problem you
encounter.
Stefaan
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