[CP2K:5146] Orbital Transformation in MD

[hut... at chem.uzh.ch]

Hi

could be many things. Without more information on your system and type
of run, there is absolutely no hope to help you.

regards

Juerg
 
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From: August Melcher 
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Date: 04/08/2014 01:52AM
Subject: [CP2K:5146] Orbital Transformation in MD

Hello all,

I've been running molecular dynamics simulations using the orbital transformation method and the diagonalization method and I've noticed that while orbital transformation takes much less CPU time, there are timesteps where the CPU time deviates from the average by a huge margin (~3500s for one particular step vs ~20s average/step in a simulation I recently ran). Does anyone have any useful insight into why this is happening and possibly how it could be avoided?

Thanks,
August  
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