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-====== Pseudopotential file format for Norm-Conserving Pseudopotentials ======+====== File format for Norm-Conserving Pseudopotentials ======
  
-The psp files consist of a number of header lines followed by the data on a radial grid.   +The pseudopotential files consist of a number of header linesfollowed by the data on a radial grid.   
-The three first lines of the header are common to all norm-conserving pseudopotential files that can be read by ABINIT. They are :\+The three first lines of the header have the same format and meaning for all norm-conserving pseudopotential files that can be read by ABINIT. They are :
  
      title  (single 80 character line)      title  (single 80 character line)
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   14.00000   4.00000    930920                zatom, zion, pspdat   14.00000   4.00000    930920                zatom, zion, pspdat
     1    1    2    2      2001    .00050      pspcod,pspxc,lmax,lloc,mmax,r2well     1    1    2    2      2001    .00050      pspcod,pspxc,lmax,lloc,mmax,r2well
-     
-Meaning : 
  
-     zatom is the atomic number of the atom (14 for Si) +The first line is free, and might contain information useful for the pseudopotential generator only. 
-     zion is the number of valence electrons (4 for Si) +In the present case, it means that this silicon pseudopotential was created in 1993. 
-     pspdat is a code revision date (930920 for this case) +The next two lines are important for ABINIT, with the following meaning: 
-     pspcod is the identifier for the pseudopotential format + 
-     pspxc is an index showing the choice of exchange-correlation, coherent with the ABINIT nomenclature +     zatom   : atomic number of the atom (14 for Si) 
-     lmax is the highest angular momentum for which a pseudopotential+     zion    : number of valence electrons (4 for Si) 
 +     pspdat  : code revision date (930920 for this case) 
 +     pspcod  : identifier for the pseudopotential format 
 +     pspxc   : the choice of exchange-correlation, coherent with the ABINIT nomenclature 
 +     lmax    : highest angular momentum for which a pseudopotential
       is defined, which is also used for the local potential        is defined, which is also used for the local potential 
-     lloc is the angular momentum used for the local potential +     lloc    : angular momentum used for the local potential 
-     mmax is the number of grid points  +     mmax    : number of grid points  
-     r2well is the prefactor of a harmonic well sometimes used to bind+     r2well  : prefactor of a harmonic well sometimes used to bind
       electrons which would otherwise be unbound in lda (usually 0.000)       electrons which would otherwise be unbound in lda (usually 0.000)
  
-At this point, differences might appear in the different file formats, that are described hereafter. +At this point, differences might appear in the different file formats, that are described in the following pages: 
-  [[developers:pseudos:psp1_format]] +  [[developers:pseudos:psp1_format]] 
-  [[developers:pseudos:psp3_format]] +  [[developers:pseudos:psp3_format]] 
-  [[developers:pseudos:psp45_format]] +  [[developers:pseudos:psp45_format]] 
-  [[developers:pseudos:psp5_spinorbit_format]] +  [[developers:pseudos:psp5_spinorbit_format]] 
-  [[developers:pseudos:psp6_format]] +  [[developers:pseudos:psp6_format]] 
-  [[developers:pseudos:psp8_format]]+  [[developers:pseudos:psp8_format]]
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