[CPMD-list] ADJMU| BISECTION COULD NOT

Eung-Gun Kim eunggun.kim at chemistry.gatech.edu
Tue Mar 1 17:57:35 CET 2005


Dear Axel,

Thanks very much for your kind reply.  I tried KOHN-SHAM ENERGIES as you
suggested, and unfortunately this workaround didn't work for me.  Now I am
trying to adjust the box size a little bit to see if I can get around with the
error.

Regards,

EG

Quoting Axel Kohlmeyer <axel.kohlmeyer at theochem.ruhr-uni-bochum.de>:

>
> On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Eung-Gun Kim wrote:
>
> EK> Dear List Subscribers,
>
> dear eung-gun,
>
> [...]
> EK> lately I found myself in the following situation when certain values of
> KPOINTS
> EK> are used:
> EK>
> EK>    1) All calculations go smoothly with ODIIS, independent of KPOINTS.
> EK>    2) Restarting with the LANCZOS diago goes fine all the way through the
> very
> EK>       last k point, and then crashes with
> EK>       "...SUBROUTINE ADJMU| BISECTION COULD NOT CONVERGE...".
> EK>    3) This error sometimes goes away when k point grid ratios are
> adjusted, say,
> EK>       from 2 8 14 to either 2 8 16 or 1 4 8.
> EK>    4) Similar errors were also encountered in a system with different
> contents
> EK>       and supercell size.
> EK>    5) The error message complains about a small number of STATES. I feed
> here
> EK>       with the total number of filled states, and a larger number is not
> allowed
> EK>       by the code when switching from ODIIS to LANCZOS.  And I don't see
> a
> EK>       reason why I need a larger STATES for my organic crystals with
> sizable
> EK>       band gaps.
>
>
> i cannot tell you why you see this problem. i've seen it myself and
> worked around it by simply running a KOHN-SHAM ENERGIES run after
> the initial wavefunction optimization. IIRC, for lanczos you should add
> about 10-20% virtual states to just provide the corresponding number on
> the line after KOHN-SHAM ENERGIES.
>
> for all subsequent calculations you can then use the resulting restart
> with the desired larger number of STATES given in the &SYSTEM section.
> but since you seem only interested in the eigenvalues, the KS-energies
> run should provide you with everthing you want.
>
>
> regards,
> 	axel.
> EK>
> EK> I am attaching portions of the input and output files of a representative
> diago
> EK> run below for your reference.  Thanks very much for reading.
> EK>
> EK> Regards,
> EK>
> EK> EG Kim
> EK>
> EK>
>
###############################################################################
> EK> input file
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> EK>
> EK> &CPMD
> EK>   RESTART COORDINATES WAVEFUNCTION
> EK>   OPTIMIZE WAVEFUNCTION
> EK>   LANCZOS DIAGONALISATION
> EK>   LANCZOS PARAMETER
> EK>     200  8  0  1.D-8
> EK>   STORE WAVEFUNCTIONS OFF
> EK>   MAXSTEP
> EK>     1
> EK> &END
> EK>
> EK> &DFT
> EK>   FUNCTIONAL BLYP
> EK> &END
> EK>
> EK> &SYSTEM
> EK>   ANGSTROM
> EK>   SYMMETRY
> EK>     ORTHORHOMBIC
> EK>   CELL ABSOLUTE DEGREE
> EK>     7.92534743  10.6994  6.8   90.0 90.0 90.0
> EK>   CUTOFF
> EK>     70
> EK>   CHARGE
> EK>     0
> EK>   STATES
> EK>     92
> EK>   KPOINTS MONKHORST-PACK
> EK>     6  4  6
> EK> ......
> EK> ........
> EK>
> EK> output file
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> EK>
> EK> ........
> EK> ......
> EK>
> EK> <<36:36<<<<<<<<<<<< LANCZOS DIAGONALIZATION <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> EK>  >> TIME FOR INITIAL SUBSPACE DIAGONALIZATION:                .70
> EK>  >> CYCLE     NCONV        B2MAX        B2MIN     #HPSI      TIME
> EK>         1        92    2.248E-13    1.633E-15      1.00       .11
> EK>   ADJMU| EIGENVALUES:
> EK>  1 1 -0.744303257893736525
> EK>  1 2 -0.744207855529486761
> EK>  1 3 -0.744131382450865297
> EK>  1 4 -0.744046961929959005
> EK>  1 5 -0.713127925040847876
> EK>  1 6 -0.713072937556081698
> EK>  1 7 -0.712971653074167544
> EK>  1 8 -0.712869568517556229
> EK>
> EK> ....
> EK> ....
> EK> ....
> EK>
> EK> 36 92 0.123545374312123368
> EK>          AMU1= -0.745159946143003404        RHINT1= -183.944444444444457
> EK>          AMU2= 0.133314578748302381        RHINT2=
> -0.960653778747655451E-11
> EK>          DAMU= 0.878474524891305730        RHINT = -183.944444444444457
> EK>          RHINT-NEL= -183.944444444444457
> EK>   ADJMU! THE NUMBER OF STATES [ 92 ] IS TOO SMALL
> EK>
> EK>
> EK>  PROGRAM STOPS IN SUBROUTINE ADJMU| BISECTION COULD NOT CONVERGE [PROC=
> 0]
> EK>
> EK>
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