ngeo(1),...,ngeo(6) : the number of geometries to use for each celldm parameter. The lattice constant of these geometries is calculated from the input of pw.x. celldm(1),...,celldm(6) of this input is used for the central geometry. For the others celldm(1),...,celldm(6), are changed in steps of step_ngeo(1),...,step_ngeo(6). ngeo(1) must be odd. Only the values of celldm relevant for each Bravais lattice are actually changed. Default: integer 1,1,1,1,1,1 for what=scf_*, 9,1,1,1,1,1 for what=mur_lc_* and lmurn=.TRUE. or for cubic systems, 5 on all the relevant celldm parameters when lmurn=.FALSE. and the system is not cubic. step_ngeo(1),...,step_ngeo(6) : The step between the lattice constants at different geometries. step_ngeo(1) is, in atomic units, the change of a, step_ngeo(2), step_ngeo(3) are dimensionless and are the changes of the ratios b/a, c/a, step_ngeo(4), step_ngeo(5), & step_ngeo(6) are the changes in degree of the angles alpha, beta, and gamma. The cosine of the angle is calculated by the program. Default: real 0.05 a.u., 0.02, 0.02, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5 lmurn : if .TRUE. the Murnaghan fit is done. Only ngeo(1) values of the energy are fitted, the other values of ngeo are not used. if .FALSE. use a quadratic or quartic function to interpolate the energy as a function of all celldm parameters. The number of self-consistent calculations is ngeo(1) x ngeo(2) x ngeo(3) x ngeo(4) x ngeo(5) x ngeo(6). In this case only the minimum energy and the optimal celldm are given in output. Default: .TRUE. show_fit : if .TRUE. show the contour plot of the fitted energy instead of the energy. Used by default when reduced_grid is .TRUE. Default: logical .FALSE. vmin_input : minimum volume for the plot of the energy as a function of volume. Default: real 0.98 times the volume of the first geometry. vmax_input : maximum volume for the plot of the energy as a function of volume. Default: real 1.02 times the volume of the last geometry. deltav : distance between two volumes in the plot of the energy as a function of the volume. Default: real calculated from nvol. nvol : number of volumes in Murnaghan plot Default : integer 51 lquartic : if .TRUE. fit the energy with a quartic polynomial. Default : logical .TRUE. lsolve : choose the algorithm used to fit the quartic polynomial parameters. Allowed values: 1 explicitly minimize chi^2 2 Use the QR algorithm to minimize chi^2 (lapack routine dgels) 3 Use the SVD algorithm to minimize chi^2 (lapack routine dgelss) Default: integer 2 flevdat : file where the Murnaghan equation is written. The results of the Murnaghan fit are then written in flevdat.ev.out. Default: character(len=*) 'output_ev.dat' flpsmur : postscript file of the Murnaghan plot Default: character(len=*) 'output_mur' ncontours : the number of contours in the energy plot. These levels can be determined automatically by the code or defined by the user. The energy levels can be defined after the INPUT_THERMO namelist but before the path, as a list energy_level(1) color(1) ... energy_level(ncontours) color(ncontours) Color is a string of the type color_red, color_green, etc. The list of available colors is at the beginning of each gnuplot script. energy_level is in Ry units. Default: integer 9 do_scf_relax : if .TRUE. the code makes a self-consistent relax calculation at the equilibrium geometry to find the optimized atomic coordinates. This step is needed only for solids that have internal degrees of freedom in the unstrained configuration. If .FALSE. the coordinates of the input geometry are strained uniformly to the equilibrium geometry. Default: logical .FALSE. flenergy : name of the file that contains the energy in a form that can be used by gnuplot to make contour plots. Defaults: character(len=*) 'output_energy' flpsenergy : file with the contour plots of the energy as a function of the crystal parameters. Default: character(len=*) 'output_energy'An example of the use of this option can be found in example05.