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I'm using CrystalStructurePrediction inside a script. How can I suppress the intermediate output of this function? I'm not interested for the detailed progress to be printed on the screen. Also, I couldn't find documentation for that function and its output data structures.

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Can you please briefly explain why spin polarization is needed here in the first place?

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I'm following your paper in PRB, where you used LSDA for Ni-graphene interface.

According to the NiO tutorial, LSDA is supposed to be listed under "Exchange correlation". However I only have LDA, GGA and MGGA there.

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In the tutorial "Graphene–Nickel interface", Ni is covalently bonded to graphene. In reality, it does not necessarily happen. What would be the correct way to attach/couple a non-covalent electrode to graphene?

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So if in the lateral directions I only have one unit cell, the current should be identical to current density?

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What I don't understand is why "current" is correct terminology if the device is infinite in both directions orthogonal to transport. How can you possibly calculate an integral quantity across an infinite cross section?

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The MoS2 nanotube tutorial refers to [STT+00] and to dftb.org downloads, but no MoS2 parameter sets are availble.

What do I do?

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What is the meaning of current in periodic structures that are infinite in A and B directions?
Why is it "current" and not "current density"?

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In this tutorial a bulk configuration with the smallest unit cell is used for transmission spectrum, while in this tutorial a device configuration is used for transmission spectrum as well as other transport calculations. It also states:

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electron transport calculation requires open boundary conditions in the transport direction

Is it correct to use bulk configuration to calculate transmission spectrum for more complex geometries?

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When plotting results of "ElectronDensity" calculation, which electrons contribute to the calculated density?

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In the transport direction it is indeed Dirichlet. I was referring to the top/bottom direction. Why keep it as periodic in the case of a nanoribbon?

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When a simple bulk structure is sent to the script generator, the default values for k-point sampling density are kA=kB=kC=2, while for a device the default values are kA=kB=2, kC=400. Why the difference?

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In the video "Electronic Transport Through A Distorted Nanoribbon", the settings of the Poisson solver are kept as default (FFT, periodic boundary conditions).

Why is that? If it's a ribbon, wouldn't more suitable boundary conditions be non-periodic?

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I would like to visualize calculation results (e.g. electron density) using 2 perpendicular cut planes. When I open the viewer I'm asked either isosurface or cut cut plane. Afterwards, under "Properties"->"Cut planes" I don't see any option to add a second cut plane. How can I achieve this?

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