Hello all,
I’m trying to do an electron-positron annihilation calculation and want to compare the effect of different completeness of PAW sets. I use ATOMPAW to generate PAW sets with different valence/core electron definitions, the calculation can be completed normally in most cases.
The problem is that the core wavefunction file atomName.corewf.xml
seems to be a must for ABINIT to perform such a calculation. But if I generate a PAW set with all electrons being valence, ABINIT will report an error like:
At line 2139 of file ../../../src/67_common/m_positron.F90
Fortran runtime error: Attempt to DEALLOCATE unallocated 'energycor'
Error termination. Backtrace:
#0 0x7fab3b8b32ed in ???
#1 0x7fab3b8b3ed5 in ???
#2 0x7fab3b8b42a7 in ???
#3 0x556690cb4a2f in __m_positron_MOD_posdoppler
at ../../../src/67_common/m_positron.F90:2139
#4 0x55668fe9912e in __m_outscfcv_MOD_outscfcv
at ../../../src/94_scfcv/m_outscfcv.F90:1284
#5 0x55668fe7d394 in __m_scfcv_core_MOD_scfcv_core
at ../../../src/94_scfcv/m_scfcv_core.F90:2229
#6 0x55668fe6917b in scfcv_scfcv
at ../../../src/94_scfcv/m_scfcv.F90:713
#7 0x55668fe4e9c1 in __m_gstate_MOD_gstate
at ../../../src/95_drive/m_gstate.F90:1380
#8 0x55668fca8756 in __m_gstateimg_MOD_gstateimg
at ../../../src/95_drive/m_gstateimg.F90:565
#9 0x55668fc8b30c in __m_driver_MOD_driver
at ../../../src/95_drive/m_driver.F90:783
#10 0x55668fc726f2 in abinit
at ../../../src/98_main/abinit.F90:396
#11 0x55668fc77f1a in main
at ../../../src/98_main/abinit.F90:88
and abort the job.
I took a brief look at m_positron.F90
and its associated dependencies, and it looks like it’s because rdpawpsxml_core
in m_pawxmlps
is trying to read something from the core wavefunction file to act as that energycor
, but when all the electrons are valence, the core wavefunction file is missing that part.
Should I manually add something to the core wavefunction file, or modify these modules to let them ignore something? Or is the problem elsewhere, e.g. that this practice itself (no core electrons in the PAW set) is discouraged?
Thanks!