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PseudoDojo is a widely-used pseudopotential family developed by the Abinit team based on the ONCVPSP pseudopotential code. Despite being developed by the Abinit team (Abinit uses the psp8 format), PseudoDojo supports a variety of pseudo formats for different codes (Abinit, Q-E, Siesta):
psp8 : (NC) the pseudo in the psp8 format (abinit)
upf : (NC) the pseudoo in the upf format (quantum esperesso)
psml : (NC) the pseudoo in the psml format (siesta)
xml : (PAW) the paw dataset in xml format (abinit)
In addition to the pseudopotentials themselves, the PseudoDojo project does convergence studies with the potentials using Abinit, and they provide three suggested cutoffs (high, low, and normal) for their ONCVPSP-PBE-FR-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard), ONCVPSP-PBE-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard), ONCVPSP-PBEsol-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard), and ONCVPSP-PW-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard) families.
It would be good to support these in aiida-pseudo, but because there is both more information than the SSSP and many formats associated with these suggestions, I'm not sure how best to modify aiida-pseudo to support PseudoDojo and its suggestions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Finally, I added a CLI interface for downloading and installing any PseudoDojo family with the choice of low, normal, high, or none suggested cutoffs, depending on support.
PseudoDojo is a widely-used pseudopotential family developed by the Abinit team based on the ONCVPSP pseudopotential code. Despite being developed by the Abinit team (Abinit uses the psp8 format), PseudoDojo supports a variety of pseudo formats for different codes (Abinit, Q-E, Siesta):
In addition to the pseudopotentials themselves, the PseudoDojo project does convergence studies with the potentials using Abinit, and they provide three suggested cutoffs (high, low, and normal) for their ONCVPSP-PBE-FR-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard), ONCVPSP-PBE-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard), ONCVPSP-PBEsol-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard), and ONCVPSP-PW-PDv0.4 (stringent, standard) families.
It would be good to support these in
aiida-pseudo
, but because there is both more information than the SSSP and many formats associated with these suggestions, I'm not sure how best to modifyaiida-pseudo
to support PseudoDojo and its suggestions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: