[Pw_forum] frequency of NO molecule
Hong, SamPyo
likedew at phys.ksu.edu
Wed Sep 6 21:12:46 CEST 2006
Hello,
As I looked into the code, I found that that can be done very easily.
Here is a sample script:
phonons of NO on metal Ru at Gamma
&inputph
tr2_ph=1.0d-14,
prefix='NO',
epsil=.false.,
amass(1)=101.07000,
amass(2)=14.0,
amass(3)=16.0,
outdir='./tmp/',
fildyn='NO.dynG',
nat_todo=2, <== Here we specify number of atoms to be displaced.
/
0.0 0.0 0.0
31 32 <== Here we specify atom index in our supercell.
That's it. Later I found that INPUT_PH has a mention regarding this.
I wish that this procedure could be explained very clearly in the manual
in coming verion.
Thanks.
Sampyo Hong
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Yes ! I want to know any methods for solving this problem too.
Anyone know the answer?
On 9/6/06, Hong, SamPyo < likedew at phys.ksu.edu
<mailto:likedew at phys.ksu.edu> > wrote:
Hello, everyone,
I have a supercell of 32 atoms, 2 of which are a NO
molecule adsorbed on
a metallic surface of 30 atoms.
I want to calculate frequencies of adsorbed NO molecule
only, not those
for substrate atoms.
How can I do this?
My sincere thanks in advance.
Sampyo Hong
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Department of Physics, Kansas State University,
Manhattan, KS 66506,
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