[CP2K-user] [CP2K:17126] Energy differences when a molecule with a dipole moment is moved through a PBC
alex van der waals
alexvdwaals1 at gmail.com
Fri Jun 10 19:09:18 UTC 2022
Hi,
I've been seeing a strange effect from a calculation. I have a single CO
molecule, that I am displacing through the Z axis of a 5x5x10, 2x2x10 and a
1x1x10 PBC (with periodicity on for all axes, angles=90 degrees for all),
and doing single point energy calculations for each. I expect that because
its periodic, there should be no difference in energy where in the PBC I
put the CO molecule. Strangely however, there is an energy difference; as I
scan the Z axis, the energy reported fluctuates up and down periodically. I
am using the PBE functional and a cutoff=300 fwiw.
I have attached figures and input files for the calcultions below.
Is this a known phenomenon?
Best,
Alex
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