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tests/data/chemical_reaction/NPdAg/vasprun.xml
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INCAR file from C:\Users\Matt\Documents\Materials Studio Projects\TempProject Files\Documents\PdAu_CH4_PRv2.xsd. Created by Matt Darby on 30-Nov-2017. | ||
INCAR file. Created by M Darby on 30-Nov-2017. | ||
NWRITE = 1 | ||
LWAVE = .FALSE. # write WAVECAR? | ||
LCHARG = .FALSE. # write CHGCAR? | ||
LVTOT = .FALSE. # write LOCPOT? | ||
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GGA = MK # OptB86b-vdW XC-functional used | ||
PARAM1 = 0.1234 | ||
PARAM2 = 1.0000 | ||
LUSE_VDW = .TRUE. | ||
AGGAC = 0.0000 | ||
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IDIPOL = 3 | ||
LDIPOL = .TRUE. | ||
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# Electronic relaxation | ||
ENCUT = 400 # Energy cutoff in eV | ||
# IALGO = 48 # 8: CG, 48: DIIS algorithm for electrons | ||
ALGO = FAST | ||
VOSKOWN = 1 # Default for PBE, RPBE | ||
PREC = ACCURATE | ||
LREAL = AUTO | ||
ROPT = 2e-4 2e-4 2e-4 2e-4 | ||
ISTART = 0 | ||
NELM = 100 | ||
NELMDL = -10 | ||
EDIFF = 1e-7 # This and EDIFFG are the tolerance parameters | ||
ISYM = 2 | ||
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# Ionic relaxation | ||
NSW = 200 # number of steps in optimization (default 0!) | ||
ISIF = 2 # 0: relax ions, 1,2:relax ions,calc stresses, 3:relax ion+cell | ||
IBRION = 2 # 1: quasi-NR, 2:CG algorithm for ions | ||
EDIFFG = -0.01 # For high accuracy, use -0.01 or -0.02 | ||
POTIM = 0.125 # reduce trial step in optimization | ||
ISMEAR = 1 # 0: Gaussian, electron smearing | ||
SIGMA = 0.1 # If gas phase, set to 0.01 | ||
NFREE = 10 # number of DIIS vectors to save | ||
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# Parallel | ||
NPAR = 8 | ||
LPLANE = .TRUE. |
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INCAR file from C:\Users\Matt\Documents\Materials Studio Projects\TempProject Files\Documents\PdAu_CH4_PRv2.xsd. Created by Matt Darby on 30-Nov-2017. | ||
INCAR file. Created by M Darby on 30-Nov-2017. | ||
NWRITE = 1 | ||
LWAVE = .FALSE. # write WAVECAR? | ||
LCHARG = .FALSE. # write CHGCAR? | ||
LVTOT = .FALSE. # write LOCPOT? | ||
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GGA = MK # OptB86b-vdW XC-functional used | ||
PARAM1 = 0.1234 | ||
PARAM2 = 1.0000 | ||
LUSE_VDW = .TRUE. | ||
AGGAC = 0.0000 | ||
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IDIPOL = 3 | ||
LDIPOL = .TRUE. | ||
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# Electronic relaxation | ||
ENCUT = 400 # Energy cutoff in eV | ||
# IALGO = 48 # 8: CG, 48: DIIS algorithm for electrons | ||
ALGO = FAST | ||
VOSKOWN = 1 # Default for PBE, RPBE | ||
PREC = ACCURATE | ||
LREAL = AUTO | ||
ROPT = 2e-4 2e-4 2e-4 2e-4 | ||
ISTART = 0 | ||
NELM = 100 | ||
NELMDL = -10 | ||
EDIFF = 1e-7 # This and EDIFFG are the tolerance parameters | ||
ISYM = 2 | ||
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# Ionic relaxation | ||
NSW = 200 # number of steps in optimization (default 0!) | ||
ISIF = 2 # 0: relax ions, 1,2:relax ions,calc stresses, 3:relax ion+cell | ||
IBRION = 2 # 1: quasi-NR, 2:CG algorithm for ions | ||
EDIFFG = -0.01 # For high accuracy, use -0.01 or -0.02 | ||
POTIM = 0.25 # reduce trial step in optimization | ||
ISMEAR = 1 # 0: Gaussian, electron smearing | ||
SIGMA = 0.1 # If gas phase, set to 0.01 | ||
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# Parallel | ||
NPAR = 8 | ||
LPLANE = .TRUE. |
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INCAR file from C:\Users\Matt\Documents\Materials Studio Projects\TempProject Files\Documents\PdAu_CH4_PRv2.xsd. Created by Matt Darby on 30-Nov-2017. | ||
INCAR file. Created by M Darby on 30-Nov-2017. | ||
NWRITE = 1 | ||
LWAVE = .FALSE. # write WAVECAR? | ||
LCHARG = .FALSE. # write CHGCAR? | ||
LVTOT = .FALSE. # write LOCPOT? | ||
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GGA = MK # OptB86b-vdW XC-functional used | ||
PARAM1 = 0.1234 | ||
PARAM2 = 1.0000 | ||
LUSE_VDW = .TRUE. | ||
AGGAC = 0.0000 | ||
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IDIPOL = 3 | ||
LDIPOL = .TRUE. | ||
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# Electronic relaxation | ||
ENCUT = 400 # Energy cutoff in eV | ||
# IALGO = 48 # 8: CG, 48: DIIS algorithm for electrons | ||
ALGO = FAST | ||
VOSKOWN = 1 # Default for PBE, RPBE | ||
PREC = ACCURATE | ||
LREAL = AUTO | ||
ROPT = 2e-4 2e-4 2e-4 2e-4 | ||
ISTART = 0 | ||
NELM = 100 | ||
NELMDL = -10 | ||
EDIFF = 1e-7 # This and EDIFFG are the tolerance parameters | ||
ISYM = 2 | ||
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# Ionic relaxation | ||
NSW = 200 # number of steps in optimization (default 0!) | ||
ISIF = 2 # 0: relax ions, 1,2:relax ions,calc stresses, 3:relax ion+cell | ||
IBRION = 1 # 1: quasi-NR, 2:CG algorithm for ions | ||
EDIFFG = -0.01 # For high accuracy, use -0.01 or -0.02 | ||
POTIM = 0.125 # reduce trial step in optimization | ||
ISMEAR = 1 # 0: Gaussian, electron smearing | ||
SIGMA = 0.1 # If gas phase, set to 0.01 | ||
NFREE = 10 # number of DIIS vectors to save | ||
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# Parallel | ||
NPAR = 8 | ||
LPLANE = .TRUE. |
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