[CPMD-list] trivial tests
Reinout Declerck
Reinout.Declerck at UGent.be
Mon Feb 11 10:19:56 CET 2008
Hi Alessio,
My e-mail reader doesn't recognize all the characters of your message, but... CPMD uses pseudopotentials. In case of O_MT_LDA.psp, the 1s2 electrons are effectively removed, thus 6 occupied KS orbitals remain in the neutral state. On top of that, your calculation is spin-unpolarized (the number of electrons is reduced to 1/2 by taking occupation 2 instead of 1, spin-polarized calculations require the LSD keyword). Thus, it makes sense that you only get 3 occupied KS orbitals.
wbr,
Reinout
----- Original Message -----
From: Alessio Alexiadis
To: cpmd-list at cpmd.org
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008 8:55 AM
Subject: [CPMD-list] trivial tests
Hi everybody,
Ifm new to CPMD and Ifm running some trivial tests in order to understand how it works.
I calculated the electronic configuration of a single oxygen atom.
&CPMD
PROPERTIES
RESTART WAVEFUNCTION LATEST
CONVERGENCE ORBITALS
1.0d-7
&END
&SYSTEM
SYMMETRY
1
ANGSTROM
CELL
8.00 1.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
CUTOFF
70.0
&END
&DFT
FUNCTIONAL LDA
&END
&ATOMS
*O_MT_LDA.psp
LMAX=P
1
4.000 4.000 4.000
&END
&PROPERTIES
CUBEFILE ORBITALS
4
1 2 3 4 5 4
&END
I was expecting to obtain 2s2 [ª«] 2p4 [ª«][ª][ª], which means four wavefunctions, but I got only three wavefunctions (one s and two p). I suppose this means that the electronic distribution obtained is 2s2 [ª«] 2p4 [ª«][ª«][], which, however, is not correct according to the Hundfs rule.
Can anyone tell me whatfs wrong?
BTW, how it is possible to calculate with CPMD the excited states of an atom?
Thanks for your attention
Alessio
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