Not easy to read, but a great resource for seeing relationships between crystal structures. The full text is electronically available through our library
Symmetry relationships between crystal structures applications of...
Database:
Cornell University Library
Author/Creator:
Müller, Ulrich, 1940 July 6-
Title:
Symmetry relationships between crystal structures [electronic resource] : applications of crystallographic group theory in crystal chemistry / Ulrich Müller ; with texts adapted from Hans Wondratschek and Hartmut Bärnighausen.
this is to let you know that my group has just finished the LOBSTER (Local-Orbital Basis Suite Towards Electronic Structure Reconstruction) computer program which calculates COHPs, COOPs and also accurate local DOS directly (!) from plane-wave (e.g., VASP) output. The LOBSTER manual is attached to this mail, and the program itself can be downloaded free of charge from the following website:
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I was thinking about the pressure equation you wrote in the blackboard today, and I found the attached reference from Richard Martin's book "Electronic Structure: Basic Theory and Practical Methods".
From Eq. G.4, we can see that E_total instead of E_e goes to the nominator.
Here, E_total = E_e + E_ion + E_e-ion.
Although E_e does not depend on isotope atoms, but E_ion and E_e-ion do. In VASP, I think you can change the atom mass in potential files (POTCAR) to simulate the isotope effects. Therefore, the pressure of a system with isotope atoms is still well defined.
Please let me know if any comments and thoughts.
Best wishes,
Houlong Zhuang
2013-09-16
For people who want to use Natural Orbital Analysis in Firefly
The version of NBO (v. 5.0) what I have used is my private version that I got as former member of Prof. Nemukhin's group.
I think you can use it if you need. This program is rather small and I can send it to you by email.
Also, I have used this program as it is implemented in Firefly (v. 5.9, I have license for it). I can send this license to you as well. Firefly is installed on Helios as well as on KAUST and EFree clusters.
best regards,
Andrey
To initiate NBO analysis on the top of converged wavefunction in Firefly, it is necessary to ad these two lines:
$LICENSE NBOLID=1 NBOKEY=57C9E756 $END
$NBO $END
The first line is about license, in the second line you can add some NBO-keywords like bndidx (for Wiberg bond indexes to be calculated) and so on.
Hi, people,
Andrey Rogachev was a consistent user of a program for molecular calculations called Firefly, described in http://classic.chem.msu.su/gran/gamess/index.html. He has it installed on Helios, the EFree Cluster and at KAUST. Just in case you would like to try it…
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Hi, people,
Yuta has located a readable introduction to molecular electronic, which addresses some of the questions that bothered us – definitions, dissipation. These chapters come from a textbook by Sopriyo Datta at Purdue; they were downloaded from his website https://nanohub.org/groups/supriyo_datta/NEGF, to which we will return.
The material is well-thought through in a teaching mode, I feel, and clarified a lot for me. Next we will find an introduction to Green’s functions.
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