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==Tips for efficient electronic relaxations== *Some simple systems, such as molecules and conductors, allow you to use the Fast algorithm. This algorithm parallelizes well. ALGO = Fast # Normal: general purpouse; Fast: Good for conductors. *For relaxations in big systems and NEBs, lowering the threshold for electronic convergence can save a lot of cpu-hours. Increase NELMIN to preserve accuracy after several ionic steps: EDIFF = 1E-3 # Or 1E-4 for each moving nucleus in your POSCAR file NELMIN = 5 # Or 5. To increase this value further may rise computational burden without adding precision to the forces. *For very precise calculations, a rule-of-thumb is EDIFF=EDDIFG*0.1 if EDDIFG is positive (energy criterion), or EDIFF=-EDDIFG*0.001 if EDIFFG is negative (force criterion). Back to [[Núria López and Group]] / [[Scripts_for_VASP]].
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