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These examples cover most programs and features of the HP package. See comments in file "environment_variables" in the top QE directory for instructions on how to run these examples. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Note : In the PWscf input in the ATOMIC_POSITIONS card you must first specify atoms which have Hubbard_U \= 0 (or Hubbard_V \=0), and then all other atoms. Otherwise the HP code will stop. LIST AND CONTENT OF THE EXAMPLES example01: This example shows how to calculate the Hubbard U parameter for Co 3d states in LiCoO2 (nonmagnetic insulator) starting from the GGA ground state. This example uses ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBEsol functional. example02: This example shows how to calculate the Hubbard U parameter for Ni 3d states in NiO (antiferromagnetic insulator) starting from the GGA-sigma ground state. This example uses ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBEsol functional. See also the README file inside of this example. example03: This example shows how to calculate the Hubbard U parameter for Cr 3d states in CrI3 (ferromagnetic insulator) starting from the GGA-sigma ground state. This example uses PAW pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBEsol functional. See also the README file inside of example02. example04: This example shows how to calculate the Hubbard U parameter for Ni 3d states in bulk Ni (ferromagnetic metal) starting from the GGA-sigma ground state. This example uses an ultrasoft pseudopotential and the GGA-PBEsol functional. example05: This example shows how to calculate the Hubbard U parameter for Co 3d states in LiCoO2 (nonmagnetic insulator) starting from the GGA+U ground state, where U has a finite value. This example uses ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBEsol functional. example06: This example shows how to calculate Hubbard U parameters for Ni 3d states and Mn 3d states in Ni2MnGa (ferromagnetic metal) starting from the GGA ground state, and by splitting the whole calculation on 4 parts: 1) The PWscf self-consistent calculation; 2) The linear-response calculation with a perturbation of Ni; 3) The linear-response calculation with a perturbation of Mn; 4) The final collection of the results (chi0 and chi1) and the postprocessing calculation of U. This example uses ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBEsol functional. example07: This example shows how to calculate Hubbard U parameters for Ni 3d states and Mn 3d states in Ni2MnGa (ferromagnetic metal) starting from the GGA ground state, and by splitting the whole calculation over perturbed atoms and q points using the keywords start_q and last_q. This example uses ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBEsol functional. example08: This example shows how to calculate the Hubbard U parameter for Ni 3d states in NiO2 (2D system, nonmagnetic insulator) starting from the GGA ground state and using a non-uniform q-mesh. This example uses ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBE functional. example09: This example shows how to calculate the Hubbard U parameter for Co 3d states in CoO2 (2D system, ferromagnetic metal) starting from the GGA ground state and using a non-uniform q-mesh. This example uses PAW pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBE functional. example10: This example shows how to calculate the on-site U and inter-site V Hubbard parameters in LiCoO2 (non-magnetic insulator) starting from the GGA ground state. This example uses ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the GGA-PBEsol functional.