Dear admin and vasp users
I think density functional perturbation theory is a major improvement in the vasp code. I was wondering why there is so few information about it in the manual except "switch IBRION to 7 or 8" and a few other keywords.
I performed a linear response calculation on a simple material and I now have a DYNMAT file which is not even mentioned in the manual. Or maybe I did not search well enough.
Could you please let me know if there is more practical information on the use of DFPT in vasp?
Thanks
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Linear response calculations
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Linear response calculations
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Re: Linear response calculations
Hi,
We're sorry that we didn’t answer your question. This does not live up to the quality of support that we aim to provide. The team has since expanded. If we can still help with your problem, please ask again in a new post, linking to this one, and we will answer as quickly as possible.
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