[CPMD-list] partial charges on CNTs
Alessio Alexiadis
sersunzo at yahoo.com
Wed Apr 2 16:17:22 CEST 2008
Hi everybody,
I calculated the wave function of a small nanotube
&INFO
(5,5) Carbon Nanotube.
&END
&CPMD
OPTIMIZE WAVEFUNCTION
ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL
CONVERGENCE ORBITALS
1.0d-7
&END
&SYSTEM
SYMMETRY
8
ANGSTROM
CELL
10.784 0.997 0.913 0.0 0.0 0.0
CUTOFF
70.0
&END
&DFT
FUNCTIONAL BLYP
&END
&ATOMS
*C_GO_BLYP.psp
LMAX=P
80
...
...
&END
Then I calculated the partial charges on the C atoms with
&PROP
CHARGES
&END
According to the CPMD guide the method of Hirshfeld Theret.Cim.Acta 44 126 1977 is used to calculated the partial charges. I obtained this result
ATOM COORDINATES CHARGES
X Y Z INT ESP
1 C 16.5994 10.1554 1.1622 4.000 3.279
2 C 16.0457 12.7632 1.1622 4.000 -0.231
3 C 12.1698 16.2516 1.1622 4.000 6.516
4 C 9.5185 16.5313 1.1622 4.000 -0.457
5 C 5.0040 13.9235 1.1622 4.000 -4.526
6 C 3.9193 11.4876 1.1622 4.000 -3.923
7 C 5.0040 6.3873 1.1622 4.000 0.872
8 C 6.9844 4.6034 1.1622 4.000 -14.763
9 C 12.1698 4.0591 1.1622 4.000 1.313
10 C 14.4791 5.3914 1.1622 4.000 -14.970
11 C 15.3748 13.9235 3.4865 4.000 -3.955
12 C 13.3944 15.7074 3.4865 4.000 -7.806
13 C 8.2090 16.2516 3.4865 4.000 9.126
14 C 5.8997 14.9194 3.4865 4.000 -11.176
15 C 3.7795 10.1554 3.4865 4.000 24.056
80 C atoms
The charges are by fare too high; they should be around 0.1e. Anybody can help me to understand what I did wrong? (I also tried different pseudopotentials, cut-offs or convergence values but the problem remains)
Thanks in advance
Alessio
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