lambda matrixes on a square mesh PxP of processors.
The number of processors used in the run not necessarily should be equal
to a perfect square PxP, the code, in distributing lambda,
try to use an optimal (for performances) square PxP less or equal than the
number of procs used.
- the size (Np=PxP) of the processor mesh to be used in distributing lambda
and ortho, can be suggested using the namelist keyword
ortho_para = Np
in the electrons namelist
- the distribution of lambda matrixes is required to save
memory in run with an high number of bands.
In a system with 2800 bands, the memory saved is about 200Mbyte
per proc/core if a sufficient number of proc ( some hundreds )
is used.
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- Many ortho auxiliary functions (tauset, rhoset, sigset, calphi, updatc)
are now in common between FPMD/CP, and moved to module ortho_base.f90
- In FPMD, three index vectors, related to real space like charge and potential
have been substituted with single index vector like in CP, for compatibility
and efficiency.
- Bug fix in pwtools/matdyn.f90 a logical variable was used in place of a
character variable
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