Hello,
using Discover one has the following barostat options: Andersen, Berendsen and Parinello. The first two keep all cell angles fixed and scale the A, B and C lengths isotropically, whereas the Parinello approach is completely anisotropic, i.e. changing all angles and cell lengths independently.
Is there a way to fix the cell angles but change the A, B and C cell lengths of the unit cell independently? (Or change at least two cell lengths independently of the third one?)
Many thanks for you help!
Jansen
using Discover one has the following barostat options: Andersen, Berendsen and Parinello. The first two keep all cell angles fixed and scale the A, B and C lengths isotropically, whereas the Parinello approach is completely anisotropic, i.e. changing all angles and cell lengths independently.
Is there a way to fix the cell angles but change the A, B and C cell lengths of the unit cell independently? (Or change at least two cell lengths independently of the third one?)
Many thanks for you help!
Jansen