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Revision as of 11:36, 26 June 2019
Here is a brief tutorial on how to run a calculation and how to run post-treatment tools during the VASP training school in Rennes.
- First thing to do:
- launch terminal:
- go to openSUSE booklet (down left of the screen), select Système and choose Terminal
- export the proper LC_NUMERIC environment using the following command:
export LC_NUMERIC="en_US.UTF-8"
export LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1
- VASP calculations:
- 3 versions of the VASP code are available:
- the so-called standard version which allows you to make standard calculation with several K-points
- To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
vasp_std
- the so-called non-colinear version which allows you to make non-colinear calculation with several K-points
- To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
vasp_ncl
- the so-called gamma version which allows you to make gamma calculation but with only 1 K-point
- To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
vasp_gam
- Please always keep in mind that our local workstation are quite limited so please avoid to run two VASP calculations simultaneously.
- wannier90
- To use wannier90, use the following command:
/ICAMM/wannier/wannier90-1.2/wannier90.x
- phonopy
- To use phonopy, use the following command:
phonopy
- Gnuplot:
- Gnuplot is a portable command-line driven graphing utility.
- To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
gnuplot
- For more infos about gnuplot, visit the following website
- p4vasp:
To use the p4vasp visualization software, use the following command:
p4v
- vmd:
To use the vmd visualization software, use the following command:
vmd