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Use what='mur_lc'. See example05. Refer to the user's
guide for anisotropic solids. The crystal
parameters are written in the thermo_pw output file. Note that the structure is
searched interpolating with a polynomial or with the Murnaghan
equation the energy calculated for several geometries close to the geometry
given in the input of pw.x so the closer this structure is to the
actual equilibrium structure the better the fit is and the
closer the value found by thermo_pw to the real minimum. If the
equilibrium structure is very different from the one given in the
pw.x input you might want to repeat the calculation starting
from the new equilibrium structure. You can also check with the file
output_mur.ps (when lmur=.true.) or
output_energy.ps (when lmur=.false.) if the minimum
found is within the range of calculated structures. If this is not
the case the minimum has probably a non negligible error.
Note also that almost all options can be specified using
what='mur_lc_...' instead of what='scf_...'.
In this case they are calculated at the equilibrium geometry instead of
the geometry given in the pw.x input.
This holds also if a finite pressure is specified in the thermo_pw input
and the equilibrium structure corresponds to the given pressure (See below).
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2019-04-16