spn density problem

Rizwan Nabi rizwan... at gmail.com
Tue Jun 16 12:34:30 UTC 2015


Hi Marcella

Thank you for your guidance and valuable inputs!


On Tuesday, June 16, 2015 at 2:08:46 PM UTC+5:30, Marcella Iannuzzi wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> compile it, then run it without any input and you get the following hints:
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> Usage: cubecruncher.x -i input.cube -o output.cube [options]              
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>          transforms 'input.cube' into 'output.cube' doing                  
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>          transformations based on the specified options.                   
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>          The following options are available and can normally              
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>          be combined:                                                      
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>                                                                            
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>   -xyz coords.xyz         : merge in a xyz coordinate file                 
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>                                (e.g. for VMD usage)                        
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>   -subtract min.cube      : subtract min.cube from input.cube              
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>   -center {#|geo|point}   : #=1..Natom center the cube around atom #       
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>                             geo        center the cube so that the cell    
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>                                boundaries are as far as possible from the  
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>                                molecule                                    
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>                             point      center around a fixed point         
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>   -fold                   : fold atoms inside the box defined by the cube  
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>   -point x y z            : coordinates of the center point                
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>   -foldsmart              : idem, but place hydrogens near heavier atoms   
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>   -stride #               : reduces resolution writing grids with stride # 
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>   -multiply #             : multiply all values of cube by the given 
> factor     
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>   -1d_profile dir delta   : compute the profile along the cartesian axis 
> dir    
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>                            and a smoothed profile with smoothing interval 
> delta 
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>   -slice h1 h2 h3         : extract the values of the cube slice at height 
> h#,  
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>                             along the cartesian axis #, if h#/=0,          
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>                             reads three reals, takes the first /=0         
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>   -iso l1 l2 l3           : compute the isosurface at level l#, recording 
> height
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>                             along the axis #, if l#/=0,                    
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>                             reads three reals, takes the first /=0         
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>   -iso_delta_grid  delta  : step of the regular grid to output the 
> iso-surface  
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>   -isocurrent W           : correct the iso-density surface to approximate 
> the  
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>                             iso-current surface, where                     
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>                              I(z) \propto 
> rho(z)*exp(alpha*W*sqrt(ES-pot(z)))   
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>                             The ES-pot cube must be loaded                 
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>   -espot                  : assign ES-pot values to the calculated 
> iso-surface  
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>                             The ES-pot cube must be loaded                 
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>   -espot_cube             : name cube file of the electrostatic potential  
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>   -help                   : print this message                             
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>   -v                      : print a version string  
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> On Tuesday, June 16, 2015 at 9:51:32 AM UTC+2, Rizwan Nabi wrote:
>>
>> Hi CP2K users and developers
>> I am trying to do geometry optimization of my complex system and after 
>> obtaining SPIN_DENSITY_CUBE FILE, the spin density is shifted away from 
>> complex itself only a part of the spin density is retained on the central 
>> metal ion. Is there any problem with my input file? Any solution to the 
>> issue? 
>> Here I am attaching my input file and snapshot of the spin density plot.
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>>
>> Regards
>>
>>
>> Rizwan
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>>
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