quantum-espresso/Doc

This is the available documentation for the Quantum-ESPRESSO package,
in addition to what is available on the QE wiki 
(http://www.quantum-espresso.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page):

BUGS            List of bugs fixed - only bugs that have been present
                in some "official" release are listed
 
INPUT_*          Description of input parameters for:

INPUT_CP         Car-Parrinello first-principle code (cp.x) 
INPUT_CPPP       Car-Parrinello postprocessing (cppp.x)
INPUT_PW         PWscf self-consistent code (pw.x)
INPUT_PP         Postprocessing code (pp.x)
INPUT_BANDS      Band reordering and plotting utility (bands.x)
INPUT_PROJWFC    Projection over atomic wfcs (projwave.x)
INPUT_DOS        Density of state calculation (dos.x)
INPUT_PH         Phonon calculations (ph.x)
INPUT_GIPAW      NMR chemical shifts with GIPAW (gipaw.x)
INPUT_Gamma      Normal-mode calculations (phcg.x)
INPUT_D3         3rd-order energy derivatives (d3.x)
INPUT_PWCOND     Ballistic conductance (pwcond.x)
INPUT_pw_export  pw_export utility (pw_export.x)
INPUT_WFDD       Dynamics with Wannier functions (cp.x)

INPUT.HOWTO      Hints on how to choose simulation parameters for
                 CP with Car-Parrinello dynamics
eps_man.tex      Dielectric function calculation with RPA (epsilon.x)
README.AUTOPILOT Notes on the "autopilot" feature, by Targacept, Inc.
nomefile.upf     Naming convention for UPF pseudopotentials
                 The UPF format is described in ../upftools/UPF
constraints_HOWTO.tex

ChangeLog       ChangeLog for the Quantum-ESPRESSO suite after aug. 2004
                NO LONGER UPDATED: use script "cvs2cl.pl" in the main
                directory to get an updated ChangeLog from CVS
ChangeLog.pw    ChangeLog before aug 2004 for PWscf
ChangeLog.cp    ChangeLog before aug 2004 for CP

Documentation for the "atomic" pseudopotential generation code 
can be found in directory ../atomic_doc/

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