If the initial spins of all copper atoms are specified with a same non-zero value, the calculations may converge the ferromagnetic states.
If the initial spins of some of copper atoms are specified with a same non-zero value (e.g., x), while the initial spins of the remaining copper atoms are specified with a value smaller than x, the calculations may converge to the ferrimagnetic states.
In the actual situation, the ferrimagnetic state may not exist or it may be in a very high state, the calculations will difficultly or even can't converge to the real ferrimagnetic state.