Gas sensing using VASP software (computational physics)

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This discussion focuses on utilizing VASP (Vienna Ab initio Simulation Package) for gas sensing property analysis of materials. Users are advised to follow specific calculations and steps outlined in VASP tutorials to effectively determine gas sensing capabilities. Key resources include the official VASP website, which offers introductory tutorials and a specialized forum for further assistance. Engaging with these materials will facilitate a structured approach to computational physics and gas sensing research.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of computational physics principles.
  • Familiarity with VASP software and its functionalities.
  • Knowledge of material properties relevant to gas sensing.
  • Experience with running simulations and interpreting results in VASP.
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore VASP tutorials on gas sensing, particularly the introductory materials available at this link.
  • Join the VASP forum for specialized discussions and guidance on gas sensing calculations.
  • Research the specific calculations needed for gas sensing properties in materials using VASP.
  • Watch relevant instructional videos linked on the VASP website to enhance understanding of the software.
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Researchers and students in computational physics, materials scientists, and anyone interested in exploring gas sensing properties using VASP software.

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I'm new to VASP and don't know the steps to follow for how to determine the gas sensing properties of a material.
Hello and thank you in advance for your help. I am new to VASP and computational physics and don't know what steps to follow to determine if a material has gas sensing properties and how to determine them. Could you please tell me what calculations to run, their steps and order in which I have to run the calculations? It would be helpful if you could recommend some tutorial or reference material that I can built upon.
 
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ramana3797 said:
It would be helpful if you could recommend some tutorial or reference material that I can built upon.
Totally unfamiliar territory for me but, out of curiosity (and the desire to delay starting some repair/painting work), I did a bit of a search.

If you haven’t already found it, this link
https://www.vasp.at
seems a good place to start. It provides, for example:

- a forum you could use to ask for help/guidance; this seems a very specialist area – so a specialist forum, rather than a general one like PF, may be more useful;

- introductory tutorials, e.g. https://www.vasp.at/tutorials/latest/molecules/part1

- links to relevant videos.
 

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