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{{TAGDEF|IMIX|0 {{!}} 1 {{!}} 2 | {{TAGDEF|IMIX|0 {{!}} 1 {{!}} 2 {{!}} 4|4}} | ||
Description: {{TAG|IMIX}} specifies the type of mixing. | Description: {{TAG|IMIX}} specifies the type of mixing. | ||
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::<math>\rho_{N+1}=\rho_{N+1}+\dot{\rho}_{N+1/2}</math>. | ::<math>\rho_{N+1}=\rho_{N+1}+\dot{\rho}_{N+1/2}</math>. | ||
*{{TAG|IMIX}}=4 | *{{TAG|IMIX}}=4 | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 7 February 2011
IMIX = 0 | 1 | 2 | 4
Default: IMIX = 4
Description: IMIX specifies the type of mixing.
- IMIX=0: no mixing.
- If BMIX is chosen to be very small, e.g. BMIX=0.0001, a simple straight mixing is obtained. Please mind, that BMIX=0 might cause floating point exceptions on some platforms.
- In our implementation a second order equation of motion is used, that reads:
- with =AMIX, =BMIX, and =AMIN.
- A simple velocity Verlet algorithm is used to integrate this equation, and the discretized equation reads (the index N now refers to the electronic iteration, F is the force acting on the charge):
- where
- and
- .
- IMIX=4
Related Tags and Sections
INIMIX, MAXMIX, AMIX, BMIX, AMIX_MAG, BMIX_MAG, AMIN, MIXPRE, WC