NSCF Calculation Error With HSE Functional
Describe the bug
Hello Abacus Developers,
I am experiencing an error in which after running a successful SCF calculation using the HSE functional (calculation is bulk wurtzite GaN, 4 atom system unit cell, 7x7x7 Gamma centered k-point grid, 1 core, 32 threads), I get the following message when trying to run the NSCF calculation to get the band structure: "The number of MPI processes must be strictly identical between SCF and NSCF when computing exact exchange". Indeed, the NSCF calculation appears to fail when computing the exact exchange, even though it worked fine during the SCF calculation and I am using the same number of cores (1) and threads (32). Please advise when you get the chance.
Sam
Expected behavior
Abacus should complete the NSCF calculation using the HSE functional after a successful SCF calculation.
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@smkMain Check if you're using same MPI number and OpenMP number in parallel computation for SCF and NSCF
@QuantumMisaka I did check this repeatedly -- I am using the same number. Looking at online forums and discussions, it appears that one may have to plot the band structure using the interface to Wannier90, since it may not be possible to interpolate the Fock operator along a band path as is done with GGA functionals. Perhaps this is why I am having trouble here?