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QuantumATK => General Questions and Answers => Topic started by: hhspace on December 19, 2009, 13:12
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hello, everyone. When I calculate a isolated system more than 200 atoms, a problem happens and the message is given that "Pulay mixing inversion failed. Using only last step".
Besides, the runtimeParameters gives:
sc 1 : Fermi Energy = 0.00000 Ry Ebs =nan Ry dRho =0.0000E+00 dEbs = NAN Ry dH = 0.0000E+00 Ry
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sc 14: Fermi Energy = 0.00000 Ry Ebs =nan Ry dRho =0.0000E+00 dEbs = NAN Ry dH = 0.0000E+00 Ry
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How to deal with this problem? Thank you for any relies.
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Dear hhspace.
Something is wrong - very wrong.
If your system is a molecule ( I guess that is what your mean by isolated system. ), I would assume that you might have two atoms one top of one another.
I suggest that your share the configuration with us on the forum, and then I can perhaps find out what is the problem. If you are not interested in sharing the configiration with us, I would suggest contacting support at QuantumWise as I am sure it will be quick to resolve this issue for you.
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hi, Nordland. I just caltulate a magnetic molecule that has four Iron atoms. the problem happens just when I set the initial_spin = 5*hbar. However, when the initial_spin =1*hbar, everything is OK. So I think the key lies in the set of the initial_spin for this system.
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Try "initial_scaled_spin" to specify the initial spin of each atom.
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Well done! I solve this problem just using the initial_scaled_spin, and the result gives the spin taken as 5 hbar. But I really don't know why the initial_spin=5 hbar meet the problem.
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initial_spin=5 hbar
This means that you specify the initial total magnetic moment of whole system will be 5 hbar. Maybe, it is unreasonable initialization for your system. You may check the results for the calculation with "initial_scaled_spin" and exact the obtained total magnetic moment (here assume that it is A hbar) of whole system. And then try to do a self-consistent calculation with "initial_spin= A hbar".
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Yes, I check the result for the calculation with "initial_scaled_spin" and it just gives the obtained total magnetic moment of the whole system as 5 hbar. But a self-consistent calculation with "initial_spin = 5 hbar" still meets the above problem.
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And then try to do a self-consistent calculation with "initial_spin= A hbar".
Meanwhile, restore the charge density from the calculation with "initial_scaled_spin".