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23rd WIEN2k workshop 2016 (No replies)

pblaha
8 years ago
pblaha 8 years ago

L/APW+lo calculations with the WIEN2k code

                     June 3 - 7, 2016

McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada

The 23rd workshop in the history of the WIEN code is a hands-on activity dedicated to teach the use of the WIEN2k Density Functional Theory Package. WIEN2k is one of the most popular electronic structure codes used to perform calculations with the Full Potential LAPW method. The workshop is a unique opportunity to learn the use, power and limitations of the package with the tutoring of the authors and developers of the code. The activities will be aimed at graduate students and researchers from industry and academia. The only pre-requisite is to have a basic knowledge of solid state physics, and chemistry. It is planned as a four-day activity with lectures on the scientific aspects of the method, applications and hands-on activities on selected examples. It is a unique opportunity to receive a head start on a personal project.

More details can be found at    http://www.wien2k.at 




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Ab initio (from electronic structure) calculation of complex processes in materials