[Pw_forum] Mysterious Matdyn Message(s)
Axel Kohlmeyer
akohlmey at gmail.com
Fri Jan 27 02:53:08 CET 2012
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 8:19 PM, W2AGZ <w2agz at w2agz.com> wrote:
> To Matdyn Users:
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> I’m trying to trace back some matdyn.x messages I’ve not seen before. They
> start with:
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> Message from routine matdyn:
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> Z* not found in file SNx.fc, TO-LO splitting at q=0 will be absent!
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> A direction for q was not specified:TO-LO splitting will be absent
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> This I do understand, both the origin and the physics, and the messages
> originate from a
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> call to routine infomsg.
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> However, this is followed by a long list of (several hundred) lines of
> format:
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> Max |d(i,j)-d*(j,i)| = 0.014209
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> Max |d(i,j)-d*(j,i)|/|d(i,j)|: 39.5291%
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> Max |d(i,j)-d*(j,i)| = 0.014209
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> Max |d(i,j)-d*(j,i)|/|d(i,j)|: 37.8906%
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> Max |d(i,j)-d*(j,i)| = 0.014209
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> Max |d(i,j)-d*(j,i)|/|d(i,j)|: 34.1814%
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> I am unable to trace this output to source code within matdyn.f90, nor to
> various modules linked
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> by the USE command. In fact, the infomsg subroutine is contained within
> module error_handler, which
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> doesn’t seem to be linked (at least directly) to matdyn.
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> I suspect the above are error messages related (possibly) to
> representation/symmetry inconsistencies, but
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> can anyone tell me their origin in the PWSCF code first?
[akohlmey at fermi espresso]$ find ./ -name \*.f90 -print | xargs grep -n 'Max |d'
./espresso/PHonon/PH/rigid.f90:272: if ( diff > 1.d-6 ) write
(6,'(5x,"Max |d(i,j)-d*(j,i)| = ",f9.6,/,5x, &
./espresso/PHonon/PH/rigid.f90:273: & "Max
|d(i,j)-d*(j,i)|/|d(i,j)|: ",f8.4,"%")') diff, difrel*100
is this what you are looking for?
axel.
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> Thanks, -Paul
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> Paul Grant, W2AGZ Technologies, JPL/CalTech Staff Associate
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Dr. Axel Kohlmeyer
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College of Science and Technology
Temple University, Philadelphia PA, USA.
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