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Makefile | ||
README | ||
bs.awk | ||
castep2qe.sh | ||
cell2ibrav.f90 | ||
cif2qe.sh | ||
ev.f90 | ||
ibrav2cell.f90 | ||
kpoints.f90 | ||
make.depend | ||
md_analyzer.sh | ||
mv.awk | ||
pwi2xsf.f90 | ||
pwi2xsf.sh | ||
pwo2xsf.sh | ||
qeout2axsf.sh | ||
scan_ibrav.py | ||
xsf2pwi.sh |
README
A collection of simple tools for specific tasks: ev.x : Run interatively. It reads a file containing 2 columns: lattice parameter and corresponding total energy, it gives in output optimized lattice parameter, bulk modulus and more. Contributions by Eyvaz Isaev dist.x : Same input as pw.x, find distances, nearest neighbors, angles taking into account periodicity - now a link to pw.x ibrav2cell.x : read a &system namelist containing only ibrav and celldm(1..6) (same meaning as in pw.x and cp.x) prints on standard output the unit cell in Bohr cell2ibrav.py : python script that takes a unit cell in Bohr or Angstrom units and find the value of ibrav and celldm(1..6) that generate it. Run 'cell2ibrav.py -h' for help. (it works in the stupidest way possible, by checking all of them, it uses ibrav2cell.x) pwi2xsf.sh, pwo2xsf.sh : convert a pw.x input or output to the xcrysden format qeout2axsf.sh : convert pw.x output to aniimated xcrysden file cif2qe.sh : generate a pw.x format from the crystal structure in a cif file castep2qe.sh : convert a CASTEP input to pw.x md_analyzer.sh : it reads the pw.x output of an md run and prints, for each step, total, kinetic and potential energies, and temperature