TERSOFF
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References: Tersoff1988
This section specifies the input parameters for Tersoff potential type. [Edit on GitHub]
Keywords
Keyword descriptions
- A
Type: real
Default: 1.83080000E+003 [eV]
Usage: A {real}Description: Defines the A parameter of Tersoff potential
- ALPHA
Type: real
Default: 0.00000000E+000
Usage: alpha {real}Description: Defines the alpha parameter of Tersoff potential
- ATOMS
Type: string[2]
Usage: ATOMS {KIND1} {KIND2}Description: Defines the atomic kind involved in the nonbond potential
- B
Type: real
Default: 4.71180000E+002 [eV]
Usage: B {real}Description: Defines the B parameter of Tersoff potential
- BETA
Type: real
Default: 1.09990000E-006
Usage: beta {real}Description: Defines the beta parameter of Tersoff potential
- BIGD
Type: real
Default: 1.50000000E-001 [angstrom]
Usage: bigD {real}Description: Defines the D parameter of Tersoff potential
- BIGR
Type: real
Default: 2.85000000E+000 [angstrom]
Usage: bigR {real}Description: Defines the bigR parameter of Tersoff potential
- C
Type: real
Default: 1.00390000E+005
Usage: c {real}Description: Defines the c parameter of Tersoff potential
- D
Type: real
Default: 1.62180000E+001
Usage: d {real}Description: Defines the d parameter of Tersoff potential
- H
Type: real
Default: -5.98260000E-001
Usage: h {real}Description: Defines the h parameter of Tersoff potential
- LAMBDA1
Type: real
Default: 2.47990000E+000 [angstrom^-1]
Usage: lambda1 {real}Description: Defines the lambda1 parameter of Tersoff potential
- LAMBDA2
Type: real
Default: 1.73220000E+000 [angstrom^-1]
Usage: lambda2 {real}Description: Defines the lambda2 parameter of Tersoff potential
- LAMBDA3
Type: real
Default: 1.73220000E+000 [angstrom^-1]
Usage: lambda3 {real}Description: Defines the lambda3 parameter of Tersoff potential
- N
Type: real
Default: 7.87340000E-001
Usage: n {real}Description: Defines the n parameter of Tersoff potential
- RCUT
Type: real
Default: [angstrom]
Usage: RCUT {real}Description: Defines the cutoff parameter of the tersoff potential. This parameter is in principle already defined by the values of bigD and bigR. But it is necessary to define it when using the tersoff in conjunction with other potentials (for the same atomic pair) in order to have the same consistent definition of RCUT for all potentials.