[DFTB-Plus-User] slater koster parameters (skf files)

Maxime Van den Bossche maxime.cp.vandenbossche at gmail.com
Mon Apr 1 09:54:16 CEST 2019


Dear Anshu,

Probably the people from e.g. Bremen university will tell
you about the codes that they employ (I believe these
are called ONECENT, TWOCENT, and EREPFIT).
I myself started with the Hotbit(*) code, and then created
Hotcent(**) by carving out the atomic DFT / Slater-Koster
generator parts and adding some more functionality.
I then use TANGO(***) for fitting the repulsive potentials.
I will admit though that the latter two would benefit from
some more documentation/tutorials etc., and require some
knowledge of Python in general and the ASE module in
particular.

(*) https://github.com/pekkosk/hotbit
(**) https://gitlab.com/mvdb/hotcent
(***) https://gitlab.com/mvdb/tango

Best,
Maxime



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> Hello,
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> Can someone point me to some good resources on how to generate slater
> koster parameters (specifically in *.skf format used by dftb+)? I am
> specifically looking for pairwise skf files for In-O, In-N, In-In, Ga-O,
> Ga-N, Ga-Ga, Sn-O, Sn-N, Sn-Sn, Ga-In, In-Sn, Ga-Sn etc. My objective is
> structural optimization for multi-component oxides and nitrides using
> DFTB (due to large number of atoms).
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> Thanks and advance.
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> Anshu Gaur
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