AOLoewdin
Section: Atomic Orbitals
Type: logical
Default: no
This option determines if the atomic orbital basis is orthogonalized or not.
This is done for using the Loewdin orthogonalization scheme.
The default is set to no for the moment as this option is
not yet implemented for isolated systems, and seems to lead to important egg-box effect
AONormalize
Section: Atomic Orbitals
Type: logical
Default: yes
If set to yes, Octopus will normalize the atomic orbitals
AOSubmeshForPeriodic
Section: Atomic Orbitals
Type: logical
Default: no
If set to yes, Octopus will use submeshes to internally store the orbitals with
their phase instead of storing them on the mesh. This is usually slower for small
periodic systems, but becomes advantageous for large supercells.
At the moment this option is not compatible with Loewdin orthogonalization
AOThreshold
Section: Atomic Orbitals
Type: float
Default: 0.01
Determines the threshold used to compute the radius of the atomic orbitals for LDA+U and for Wannier90.
This radius is computed by making sure that the
absolute value of the radial part of the atomic orbital is below the specified threshold.
This value should be converged to be sure that results do not depend on this value.
However increasing this value increases the number of grid points covered by the orbitals and directly affect performances.
AOTruncation
Section: Atomic Orbitals
Type: flag
Default: ao_full
This option determines how Octopus will truncate the orbitals used for LDA+U.
Except for the full method, the other options are only there to get a quick idea.
Options: