CAR-PARRINELLO MOLECULAR DYNAMICS PATH TO THE RESTART FILES: ./ RESTART WITH OLD ORBITALS RESTART WITH OLD ION POSITIONS RESTART WITH LATEST RESTART FILE [...] MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STEPS: 200 STEPS [...] TEMPERATURE IS CALCULATED ASSUMING AN ISOLATED MOLECULEThe header is unchanged up to the point where the settings from the &CPMD section are printed. As you can see, the program has recognized the RESTART, MAXSTEP and the ISOLATED MOLECULE keywords.
In CPMD (and other similar codes), atoms are frequently referred to as ions, which may be confusing to some. This is due to the pseudopotential approach, where you integrate the core electrons into the (pseudo)atom which then could be also described as an ion. See for example the following output segment.
FICTITIOUS ELECTRON MASS: 400.0000 TIME STEP FOR ELECTRONS: 4.0000 TIME STEP FOR IONS: 4.0000 TRAJECTORIES ARE SAVED ON FILE TRAJEC.xyz IS SAVED ON FILE ELECTRON DYNAMICS: THE TEMPERATURE IS NOT CONTROLLED ION DYNAMICS: THE TEMPERATURE IS NOT CONTROLLEDThis part of the output tells us, that the TIMESTEP keyword was recognized as well as the output option and that there will be no temperature control, i.e. we will do a microcanonical (NVE-ensemble) simulation.
Skipping ahead we see:
*** MDPT| SIZE OF THE PROGRAM IS 32356/ 128480 kBYTES *** RV30| WARNING! NO WAVEFUNCTION VELOCITIES RESTART INFORMATION READ ON FILE ./RESTART.1Here we get notified, that the program has read the requested data from the restart file. The warning about the missing wavefunction velocities is to be expected, since they will only be available when the restart was written by a previous Car-Parrinello MD run.
NFI EKINC TEMPP EKS ECLASSIC EHAM DIS TCPU
1 0.00000 84.5 -1.12849 -1.12835 -1.12835 0.908E-06 0.34
2 0.00000 131.4 -1.12856 -1.12835 -1.12835 0.466E-05 0.34
3 0.00000 189.2 -1.12866 -1.12836 -1.12835 0.132E-04 0.34
4 0.00001 256.5 -1.12877 -1.12836 -1.12835 0.287E-04 0.34
5 0.00002 332.0 -1.12890 -1.12837 -1.12835 0.541E-04 0.34
6 0.00004 415.0 -1.12905 -1.12839 -1.12835 0.922E-04 0.34
7 0.00006 504.9 -1.12921 -1.12841 -1.12835 0.146E-03 0.34
8 0.00008 601.2 -1.12938 -1.12843 -1.12835 0.220E-03 0.34
9 0.00010 703.0 -1.12956 -1.12845 -1.12835 0.317E-03 0.34
10 0.00012 809.3 -1.12975 -1.12847 -1.12835 0.442E-03 0.34
11 0.00014 918.5 -1.12995 -1.12849 -1.12835 0.598E-03 0.34
12 0.00016 1028.9 -1.13014 -1.12851 -1.12835 0.790E-03 0.34
[...]
190 0.00020 1412.7 -1.13079 -1.12855 -1.12835 0.182E-01 0.34
191 0.00021 1504.1 -1.13094 -1.12856 -1.12835 0.187E-01 0.34
192 0.00021 1585.4 -1.13108 -1.12857 -1.12835 0.192E-01 0.34
193 0.00022 1654.2 -1.13119 -1.12857 -1.12835 0.198E-01 0.34
194 0.00022 1708.3 -1.13128 -1.12858 -1.12835 0.204E-01 0.34
195 0.00023 1745.9 -1.13135 -1.12858 -1.12836 0.210E-01 0.34
196 0.00023 1765.4 -1.13138 -1.12859 -1.12836 0.218E-01 0.34
197 0.00024 1766.0 -1.13139 -1.12859 -1.12836 0.225E-01 0.34
198 0.00024 1747.3 -1.13136 -1.12859 -1.12836 0.234E-01 0.34
199 0.00024 1709.4 -1.13130 -1.12859 -1.12836 0.242E-01 0.34
200 0.00024 1653.1 -1.13121 -1.12859 -1.12836 0.251E-01 0.34
RESTART INFORMATION WRITTEN ON FILE ./RESTART.1
After some more output, we already discussed for the wavefunction optimization, this is now part of the energy progression for a Car-Parrinello-MD run.
The individual columns have the following meaning:
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Since the geometry optimization has shown, that the
hydrogen molecule was not in the full minimum we see that after starting
the MD, potential energy is converted into initial kinetic energy and
the molecule gains kinetic energy while the potential energy (EKS)
decreases as the bond is shrinks.
You can also see, that a little bit of energy is transferred into the
fictitious dynamic of the electronic degrees of freedom. For a meaningful
Car-Parrinello MD this value has to be (and stay) very small,
although the absolute value of EKINC varies with the number of
electrons, the fictitious electron mass and the kinetic energy of the ions
(see sections 6.7 and 9.5 for more details).
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* AVERAGED QUANTITIES *
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MEAN VALUE +/- RMS DEVIATION
<x> [<x^2>-<x>^2]**(1/2)
ELECTRON KINETIC ENERGY 0.000128 0.860050E-04
IONIC TEMPERATURE 913.2199 611.534
DENSITY FUNCTIONAL ENERGY -1.129927 0.105535E-02
CLASSICAL ENERGY -1.128481 0.873761E-04
CONSERVED ENERGY -1.128353 0.140134E-05
NOSE ENERGY ELECTRONS 0.000000 0.00000
NOSE ENERGY IONS 0.000000 0.00000
CONSTRAINTS ENERGY 0.000000 0.00000
RESTRAINTS ENERGY 0.000000 0.00000
ION DISPLACEMENT 0.120455E-01 0.726560E-02
CPU TIME 0.3391
Finally we get a summary of some averages and root mean squared
deviations for some of the monitored quantities. This is quite useful
to detect unwanted energy drifts or too large fluctuations in the
simulation.