From owner-chemistry@ccl.net Sun Mar 29 12:47:00 2009 From: "Edmanuel Torres e.torres(!)mpie.de" To: CCL Subject: CCL: VASP "box and lattice vector scale in POSCAR" Message-Id: <-38958-090329113501-10158-DgO5EvwhqLcQx0gI6Pa8xw]![server.ccl.net> X-Original-From: "Edmanuel Torres" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 17:00:32 +0200 MIME-Version: 1.0 Sent to CCL by: "Edmanuel Torres" [e.torres^-^mpie.de] Check that you are using the correct POTCAR =28O and then Ti=29=2E Also you can use the program AtomEye to check the atomic configuration http=3A//mt=2Eseas=2Eupenn=2Eedu/Archive/Graphics/A/ Use the cfg2vasp utility to create the cfg file http=3A//mt=2Eseas=2Eupenn=2Eedu/Archive/Graphics/A/utils=2Ehtml=23cfg2vasp= Edmanuel ----- Original Message ----- > From=3A Duy Le ttduylea/gmail=2Ecom =5Bmailto=3Aowner-chemistry=40ccl=2Enet=5D To=3A Torres=2C Edmanuel -id=233in- =5Bmailto=3Ae=2Etorres=40mpie=2Ede=5D Sent=3A Fri=2C 27 Mar 2009 18=3A21=3A33 +0100 Subject=3A CCL=3A VASP =22box and lattice vector scale in POSCAR=22 //=20 // Sent to CCL by=3A Duy Le =5Bttduyle=2C=2Cgmail=2Ecom=5D // hi Saurabh=2C // I think you should check the initial coordinates=2E It seems to me that= // you don=27t have reasonable POSCAR=2E You can check it by using any // crystalline structure viewer or check the distance to nearest // neighbors of all atoms =28those distances for TiO2 rutile are about 1=2E= 95 // and 2=2E96 Angstr=29 //=20 // D=2E //=20 // On Fri=2C Mar 27=2C 2009 at 7=3A58 AM=2C Saurabh Agrawal // Saurabh=2EAgrawal+*+ucdconnect=2Eie =3Cowner-chemistry=7C=2C=7Cccl=2Enet= =3E wrote=3A // =3E Dear CCL Subscribers=2C // =3E // =3E I am trying to simulate rutile crystal=2E The box size for the cryst= al has // set // =3E as given below=3A // =3E O Ti // =3E 1=2E000000000000 // =3E 16=2E66900000000 0=2E00000000000 0=2E000000000000 // =3E 0=2E000000000000 10=2E50300000000 0=2E000000000000 // =3E 0=2E000000000000 0=2E000000000000 10=2E52300000000 // =3E 48 24 // =3E Cartesian // =3E 0=2E189999997616 1=2E621000051498 -3=2E956000089645 // =3E -0=2E256999999285 -1=2E625000000000 1=2E985999941826 // =3E =2E // =3E =2E // =3E =2E // =3E The output I get in OUTCAR shows molecule broken in four small cubes= // =3E separated with gap even at zero number trajectory=2E It seems to me= that the // =3E BOX settings are not correct but it could be some other problem too= =2E I // =3E centered the crystal=27s coordinates and larger box sizes but result= were // =3E same=2E // =3E // =3E Any help to solve this problem would be of great help for me=2E // =3E // =3E Regards=2C // =3E // =3E Saurabh // =3E // =3E // =3E Saurabh Agrawal=2C // =3E PhD Student=2C // =3E Department of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering=2C // =3E UCD=2C Belfield=2C // =3E Dublin-4=2C Ireland // =3E //=20 //=20 //=20 // --=20 // Men don=27t need hands to do things! 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Regards, Aninditahttp://www.ccl.net/cgi-bin/ccl/send_ccl_messagehttp://www.ccl.net/chemistry/sub_unsub.shtmlhttp://www.ccl.net/spammers.txt