#!/bin/sh # Saving the RUNKF file of a calculation gives rise to the opportunity to # restart from it to calculate properties on a grid, like densities, potentials, # or crystal orbitals. Find more details in the user documentation (Restarts). # Regarding the following example, in the first run we perform a single-point # calculation for a bulk BeO system. After the calculation finished the RUNKF # file shall be renamed to BeO.kf. In the second run we restart from this # file. We specify to use a regular grid and ask the program to calculate a # bunch of properties on that grid. # == First Job: == AMS_JOBNAME=First $AMSBIN/ams <