If I relax a dimer molecule and I get this result in OUTCAR
Spin component 1
k-point 1 : 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
band No. band energies occupation
1 -32.8045 1.00000
2 -20.2854 1.00000
3 -13.6128 1.00000
4 -13.5481 1.00000
5 -13.5481 1.00000
6 -7.0017 1.00000
7 -7.0017 1.00000
8 -0.2379 0.00000
9 0.9248 0.00000
10 1.1906 0.00000
11 1.2028 0.00000
Spin component 2
k-point 1 : 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
band No. band energies occupation
1 -31.4359 1.00000
2 -18.5136 1.00000
3 -12.4282 1.00000
4 -11.7570 1.00000
5 -11.7570 1.00000
6 -4.8530 0.00000
7 -4.8530 0.00000
8 -0.1948 0.00000
9 1.1009 0.00000
10 1.2462 0.00000
11 1.2498 0.00000
If I want to plot band decomposed charge density by using this;
LPARD=.TRUE.
IBAND = 1
LSEPB=.TRUE.
But band No 1. has a difference energy for each spin (up and down). So, What dose VASP do for this case ?
It'll will choose only spin up or down or mix ?
thank you
Some problem about band decomposed charge density with ISPIN=2
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Some problem about band decomposed charge density with ISPIN=2
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Some problem about band decomposed charge density with ISPIN=2
Hello. Have you solved the problem? I meet the same question. Could you tell me howto solve it.
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Some problem about band decomposed charge density with ISPIN=2
PARCHG file contains two mixed densities alpha+beta and alpha-beta. With a little bit of programming you can separate alpha and beta spin densities.
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