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Ruben QuirozParticipant
A part of the answer is that L doesn’t remain fixed. When we increase the lattice parameter and keep the amount of atoms fixed, they move further apart. This makes L increase!
The rest of the question I don’t quite know the answer to.
Ruben QuirozParticipantI have the same problem. I however don’t find ITA settings. Where is that, in the COD database, in the Cif file or on the B ilbao website?
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RubénRuben QuirozParticipantAhh, ofcourse, in the beginning the emphasis was so much on the theorems that I took them to heart maybe a bit to much. As long as the black magic for the perfect XC functional is not performed densities will be approximate!
Thank you so much 🙂
Ruben QuirozParticipantDid you do proper convergence testing for both potentials? Because I also had hugely different results when using a different potential but they went away when I increased the computation time.
Ruben QuirozParticipantI thought you should get an exact answer for the correct exchange correlation energy?
Ruben QuirozParticipantWhat is this Self Consistent Field Theorem and how does it apply?
Ruben QuirozParticipantWow, can you really use this Frontier system?
Ruben QuirozParticipantWhy wouldn’t a gas in a closed rectangular box have a definite shape and volume?
Ruben QuirozParticipantohh I always understood Electromagnetism as synonymous with the Maxwell Equations. I agree EM isn’t ab initio but this is due to Quantum effects. Curious that you understood it differently.
Ruben QuirozParticipantIs your personal focus more on the theoretical or the experimental part of Material Science?
Ruben QuirozParticipantDear Jason
How did you end up taking a course halfway across the globe?
And I would love to come visit Florida one day, I am however a little afraid of the “Florida Man”.
Cheers
Rubén
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