Magnesium


With the following input parameters for the atompaw code:

PAW Trial
Core States
Valence States
Rc (bohr)
Exc. Form
Additional Functions?
atompaw Input File
atompaw Output File
#1
1s
2s, 3s, 2p, 3p
2.5
LDA-PW
No
#2
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
#3
-
-
-
-
-
-
-

The pwpaw code was used to make the following crystals yielding the following output properties:

Crystal (type)
Lattice Constant (Å)
Bulk Modulus (GPa)
Appropriate G-Cut
pwpaw Input Files
pwpaw Output File
MgO (FCC)

4.19 (PAW #1)

4.16 (LSDA theory ref 1)

4.21 (expt. ref 1)

169 (PAW #1)

182 (LSDA theory ref 1)

165 (expt. ref 1)

9 (g-cut comparison_graph)

Excel data analysis

MgO_input

k-points_input

crystal-symmetry_input

MgS (FCC)

5.13 (PAW #1)

5.19 (expt. ref 3)

82.8 (PAW #1)

7 (g-cut comparison_graph)

Excel data analysis

MgS_input

k-points_input

crystal-symmetry_input

MgSe (FCC)

5.43 (PAW #1)

5.45 (expt. ref 3)

70.9 (PAW #1)

MgSe_input

k-points_input

crystal-symmetry_input


The pwpaw input and output files correspond to a g-cut of 8 for the smallest lattice constants of the six data points. The given k-points and crystal-symmetry input files were used for each lattice constant data point and g-cut trial for each crystal.


This page last modified on July 26, 2005 by John Tumbleston

Please send questions or comments to John Tumbleston at jtumbleston@elon.edu or N.A.W. Holzwarth at natalie@wfu.edu

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