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Here is a brief tutorial on how to run a calculation and how to run post-traitment tools
Here is a brief tutorial on how to run a calculation and how to run post-traitment tools


* VASP calculations:  
* '''VASP calculations''':  
::3 versions of the VASP code are available:
::3 versions of the VASP code are available:
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'''Please always keep in mind that our local workstation are quite limited so please avoid to run two VASP calculations simultaneously.'''
:'''Please always keep in mind that our local workstation are quite limited so please avoid to run two VASP calculations simultaneously.'''


* Gnuplot:
*'''wannier90'''
 
* '''Gnuplot''':
:Gnuplot is a portable command-line driven graphing utility.
:Gnuplot is a portable command-line driven graphing utility.
:To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
:To use it, enter the following command on a terminal


:<code>gnuplot</code>
:<code>gnuplot</code>
:For more infos about gnuplot, visit the [http://www.gnuplot.info following website]

Revision as of 15:27, 23 August 2016

Here is a brief tutorial on how to run a calculation and how to run post-traitment tools

  • VASP calculations:
3 versions of the VASP code are available:
  1. the so-called gamma version which allows you to make gamma calculation but with only 1 K-point
  2. To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
    vasp_gam
  3. the so-called standard version which allows you to make standard calculation with several K-points
  4. To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
    vasp_std
  5. the so-called non-colinear version which allows you to make non-colinear calculation with several K-points
  6. To use it, enter the following command on a terminal
    vasp_ncl
Please always keep in mind that our local workstation are quite limited so please avoid to run two VASP calculations simultaneously.
  • wannier90
  • 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