I would like to simulate the Hamiltonian with only S_z conserved, but SU(2)--nonsymmetric (only U(1)--symmetric). This means, that the exchange term is multiplied by some lambda != 1.
Is it possible to switch off completely the S_tot projector in the expert mode? By reading the docs I could not understand if it is really possible.
Setting NSPGaussLeg 0 leads to the errors of the kind
warning: VMCMainCal rank:0 sample:999 e=-nan StcOpt: r[0]=-nan Error: StcOpt info=1 step=0
Dear mVMC team,
I would like to simulate the Hamiltonian with only S_z conserved, but SU(2)--nonsymmetric (only U(1)--symmetric). This means, that the exchange term is multiplied by some lambda != 1.
Is it possible to switch off completely the S_tot projector in the expert mode? By reading the docs I could not understand if it is really possible.
Setting
NSPGaussLeg 0
leads to the errors of the kindwarning: VMCMainCal rank:0 sample:999 e=-nan StcOpt: r[0]=-nan Error: StcOpt info=1 step=0
Thanks a lot!