! First, enter the energetic window in eV (relative to the Fermi level):
COHPstartEnergy -10
COHPendEnergy 5
!
! Then, specify which types of valence orbitals to use:
includeorbitals s p d
! You can also specify the basis functions per element manually, e.g.:
! basisfunctions Ga 4s 4p
! basisfunctions Sr 5s 4s 4p ! Sr_sv potential
!
! Now define the pairs for which COHP analysis etc. should be done.
! The atoms are numbered as per order in the PAW-code control file.
!cohpbetween atom 1 atom 10
!
! If you are interested in single orbital COHPs, you can get all the pairs ! like s-s, s-p_x, ..., p_z-p_z. Uncomment this line to switch it on:
! cohpbetween atom 1 atom 2 orbitalwise
!
! If you want to generate the COHPPairs automatically, use this to include ! all pairs in a given distance range (in Angstrom, not in atomic units):
cohpGenerator from 1 to 2.5 type Si type Fe
cohpGenerator from 1 to 3.3 type Gd type Si
cohpGenerator from 1 to 3.3 type Gd type Fe
cohpGenerator from 1 to 2.6 type Si type Si
! and in the latter case only between the specified elements