ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations [SOLVED]
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ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations
Hi,
First of all, many thanks for all of the effort in creating ABINIT 8.0.6 and making it available for download. I compiled a parallel version of ABINIT 8.0.6 for OSX and both the ground state and response function calculations (strain perturbation/elastic tensor) work fine for the ONCV_PBE pseudopotentials and for JTH_LDA PAW. However, when I try and perform response function calculations (strain perturbation/elastic tensor) for the JTH_PBE PAW, I get the following error:
--- !ERROR
src_file: m_pawxc.F90
src_line: 4800
mpi_rank: 0
message: |
GGA is not implemented!
...
Does calculation of elastic tensor in ABINIT 8.0.6 not work for PAW/GGA?
Thanks,
David
First of all, many thanks for all of the effort in creating ABINIT 8.0.6 and making it available for download. I compiled a parallel version of ABINIT 8.0.6 for OSX and both the ground state and response function calculations (strain perturbation/elastic tensor) work fine for the ONCV_PBE pseudopotentials and for JTH_LDA PAW. However, when I try and perform response function calculations (strain perturbation/elastic tensor) for the JTH_PBE PAW, I get the following error:
--- !ERROR
src_file: m_pawxc.F90
src_line: 4800
mpi_rank: 0
message: |
GGA is not implemented!
...
Does calculation of elastic tensor in ABINIT 8.0.6 not work for PAW/GGA?
Thanks,
David
Re: ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations [SOLVED]
Hi,
Indeed, Response function and PAW only works for LDA at the moment. Some people are still working to include GGA in PAW+DFPT
Cheers
Jordan
Indeed, Response function and PAW only works for LDA at the moment. Some people are still working to include GGA in PAW+DFPT
Cheers
Jordan
Re: ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations
Thank you.
Re: ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations
Hi;
Was wondering if the DFPT response function (elastic constants, at least) are now available using GGA-PBE&PAW in the latest ABINIT 8.0.8?
Thanks;
Sabry
Was wondering if the DFPT response function (elastic constants, at least) are now available using GGA-PBE&PAW in the latest ABINIT 8.0.8?
Thanks;
Sabry
Re: ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations
Dear Sabry,
I'm sorry but GGA and DFPT is not yet there for PAW.
Best wishes,
Eric
I'm sorry but GGA and DFPT is not yet there for PAW.
Best wishes,
Eric
Re: ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations
Hi Eric;
Thanks for your reply. So, only LDA is available so far
... However, is DFPT+GGA available with non-PAW pseudopotentials (NC and US)?
I am new user, so was wondering where can one find this info? Looking at "List of features" for the 8th version I am using, I could not find info about GGA+DFPT+PAW. So, may be I should look somewhere else?
Thanks so much;
Sabry
Thanks for your reply. So, only LDA is available so far

I am new user, so was wondering where can one find this info? Looking at "List of features" for the 8th version I am using, I could not find info about GGA+DFPT+PAW. So, may be I should look somewhere else?
Thanks so much;
Sabry
Re: ABINIT 8.0.6+PAW+Strain Perturbations
Hi Sabry,
You can do DFPT+GGA in norm conserving, no problem.
For the list of features, you can find them in the Abinit papers (see for example http://www.abinit.org/doc/helpfiles/for-v7.10/users/acknowledgments.html) and in the release notes (from 7.10 to 8.0 for example: http://www.abinit.org/doc/helpfiles/for-v8.0/release_notes/release_notes.html) where it is said that GGA+DFPT+PAW is under construction. You can find some summary information in http://www.abinit.org/about/what-is-abinit.
Best wishes,
Eric
You can do DFPT+GGA in norm conserving, no problem.
For the list of features, you can find them in the Abinit papers (see for example http://www.abinit.org/doc/helpfiles/for-v7.10/users/acknowledgments.html) and in the release notes (from 7.10 to 8.0 for example: http://www.abinit.org/doc/helpfiles/for-v8.0/release_notes/release_notes.html) where it is said that GGA+DFPT+PAW is under construction. You can find some summary information in http://www.abinit.org/about/what-is-abinit.
Best wishes,
Eric