Closed leandro-liborio closed 1 year ago
Is the SPECIES_MASS block written correctly or not?
No.
The output *.cell files are like this one below:
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%BLOCK LATTICE_CART 3.907000 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 3.907000 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 3.907000 %ENDBLOCK LATTICE_CART
%BLOCK POSITIONS_ABS O 1.953500 1.953500 0.000000 O 0.000000 1.953500 1.953500 O 1.953500 0.000000 1.953500 Ti 1.953500 1.953500 1.953500 Sr 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 H 1.952778 3.197325 -0.002414 %ENDBLOCK POSITIONS_ABS
On Fri, 8 Apr 2022 at 12:19, elichad @.***> wrote:
Is the SPECIES_MASS block written correctly or not?
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Ok, I see the issue:
When clustering_save_type
and clustering_save_format
are set, pm-muairss read does not write the correct mu_symbol to the cell file, or include the SPECIES_MASS block with the custom particle_mass.
Related: When allpos_filename
is set, pm-muairss ~read~ write includes the correct symbols in the cell file, but again does not include the SPECIES_MASS block.
The symbols should now be written correctly as of 0.2.2.dev0 .
The SPECIESMASS stuff might take longer as I'd like to see if we can get this fixed in ASE directly - https://gitlab.com/ase/ase/-/issues/1079 [edit 24/10/2022: the issue has been fixed, but there has not yet been an ASE release that contains the fix. Current release is 3.22.1 which came out back in Dec 2021.]_
Run pymuonsuite for Al2O3 in the venv_eli virtual environemnt.
*.yaml
file is this one:It runs, and a stopping site is found. However, the variables
clustering_save_type: structures
andclustering_save_format: cell
create structural*.cell
files with the resulting minimum energy muonated structures. One of this*.cell
files looks like this:The line H 0.408641 -2.098837 4.363707 should have read Li:i 0.408641 -2.098837 4.363707. The command
mu_symbol: Li:i
in*.yaml
is not doing what it is suppose to do.