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I calculated the energy and magnetic moment of alpha-Ce (lattice constant ~ 4.7 Angstrom) ,using ABACUS v3.9.0.19 and v3.9.0.21. I used nspin=2, and tried both PBE and PBE0. The two versions reached an agreement with PBE,but give different results of energy and magnetic moment with PBE0.
I know in v3.9.0.20 EXX PW occupation number in nspin=2 was fixed. However, this appears to have inadvertently introduced a regression. The v3.9.0.19 result reproduces the experimentally observed non-magnetic ground state of alpha-Ce, whereas v3.9.0.21 predicts an large magnetic moment which seems to be unphysical.
Could the developers please investigate whether the EXX PW implementation in v3.9.0.21 contains an undiscovered issue affecting spin-polarized hybrid functional calculations? In the following I attach my input files, and outputs logs for both versions.
issue-Ce.tar.gz
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I calculated the energy and magnetic moment of alpha-Ce (lattice constant ~ 4.7 Angstrom) ,using ABACUS v3.9.0.19 and v3.9.0.21. I used nspin=2, and tried both PBE and PBE0. The two versions reached an agreement with PBE,but give different results of energy and magnetic moment with PBE0.
I know in v3.9.0.20 EXX PW occupation number in nspin=2 was fixed. However, this appears to have inadvertently introduced a regression. The v3.9.0.19 result reproduces the experimentally observed non-magnetic ground state of alpha-Ce, whereas v3.9.0.21 predicts an large magnetic moment which seems to be unphysical.
Could the developers please investigate whether the EXX PW implementation in v3.9.0.21 contains an undiscovered issue affecting spin-polarized hybrid functional calculations? In the following I attach my input files, and outputs logs for both versions.
issue-Ce.tar.gz
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