Hi all,
In DFT, the Coulomb energy is defined as the sum of Hartree energy, nuclear-electron attraction, and nuclear-nuclear repulsion. In VASP output, we can find the Hartree energy, and also the nuclear-nuclear repulsion (sum of alpha Z and Ewald energy). My question is, how to get the nuclear-electron attraction term?
Coulomb energy in VASP
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Re: Coulomb energy in VASP
In the output, VASP reports all individual energy contributions. It is very rare that you want to check these individually, they are mostly there for debugging purposes.
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Free energy of the ion-electron system (eV)
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alpha Z PSCENC = 2.76051321
Ewald energy TEWEN = -213.98274834
-Hartree energ DENC = -14.16697611
-exchange EXHF = 0.00000000
-V(xc)+E(xc) XCENC = -19.33173789
PAW double counting = 65.95520812 -30.76852678
entropy T*S EENTRO = -0.07260604
eigenvalues EBANDS = 2.94303847
atomic energy EATOM = 206.12257231
Solvation Ediel_sol = 0.00000000
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free energy TOTEN = -0.54126304 eV
Martin Schlipf
VASP developer