[Ifeffit] Re: Artemis Question
Scott Calvin
SCalvin at slc.edu
Wed Jul 21 12:45:35 CDT 2004
>Hi Scott,
>
>Feff uses the placement of the atoms to determine the size of the muffin
>tin radius and the norman radius, which define where the atom is verse
>where the atom is not. If there are no neighboring atom then these
>radii become unphysically large and then the scattering amplitudes will
>not be accurate.
Hi Shelly,
Thanks! It turns out I misunderstood what Artemis was doing--it's
smarter than I gave it credit for. :) I didn't realize that if I
highlighted a FEFF calculation, changed some of the FEFF.INP
parameters and reran FEFF, that it would retroactively change the
paths it already had to reflect the new calculation. So when I
thought I was comparing the "old" feff0001.dat to the "new" one, I
was really just comparing two copies of the new one!
In any case, so much for my failure to use Artemis correctly. I
appreciate your explanation of why FEFF needs atoms outside of the
range we're planning to use; I'm clear on it now.
--Scott Calvin
Sarah Lawrence College
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