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  • ywangundefined Offline
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    ywang
    wrote last edited by dmitoli
    #1

    Dear all,

    Thank you for reading this topic.

    I got this error:

    INPUT COORDINATES
    
    ATOM AT. N.              COORDINATES
      1   8     0.000000000000E+00  2.500000000000E-01  3.140000000000E-01
      2   8     1.500000000000E-01  1.660000000000E-01  1.570000000000E-01
      3   6     1.960000000000E-01  4.000000000000E-02  1.800000000000E-02
      4   6     0.000000000000E+00  5.400000000000E-02  3.900000000000E-02
      5   6     0.000000000000E+00  1.250000000000E-01  1.120000000000E-01
    ERROR **** geometry ****  FORMAT ERROR IN INPUT DECK
    

    It looks like the program can not read the coordination of Cr.
    the input and cif are attached:
    mil53crtest.d12
    181154opt.cif

    Thank you again,
    Wang

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    • dmitoliundefined Offline
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      dmitoli Developer
      wrote last edited by
      #2

      Dear user,

      the error message reported in the output (i.e., "ERROR **** geometry **** FORMAT ERROR IN INPUT DECK") clearly indicates an issue in the input file. In particular, in the geometry block, after specifying the lattice parameters and before listing the fractional coordinates of the atoms, you must include the number of atoms in the primitive cell (which, in your case, is 6).

      Hope this helps.
      Best regards,

      Davide Mitoli, PhD
      Postdoctoral Researcher
      Department of Chemistry - University of Torino
      V. Giuria 5, 10125 Torino (Italy)
      https://github.com/davidemitoli

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        ywang
        replied to dmitoli last edited by
        #3

        dmitoli Thank you for your reply.

        But I have already included the number of atoms in the input:

        6.812 16.733 13.038
        6
        24 0.250 0.250 0.250

        So I think the problem is not here.

        Best regards,
        Wang

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        • dmitoliundefined Offline
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          dmitoli Developer
          wrote last edited by
          #4

          Dear ywang,

          the issue is due to formatting: the number of atoms must be on a separate line, not at the end of the previous one. I have just checked this, and the input works correctly once formatted properly.

          Best,

          Davide Mitoli, PhD
          Postdoctoral Researcher
          Department of Chemistry - University of Torino
          V. Giuria 5, 10125 Torino (Italy)
          https://github.com/davidemitoli

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            ywang
            replied to dmitoli last edited by
            #5

            dmitoli Thank you, it was a formatting problem with my notebook, now the issue has been solved.

            Best regards
            Wang

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