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''Bureaucratic note:'' VASP is licensed to research groups, not to individuals or computer centers. Compute Canada does not have a general license to provide access to pre-installed VASP executables. However, an agreement has been signed by a representative of Simon Fraser University which allows the provision of VASP executables to registered research groups on [[Cedar]], and a separate agreement has been signed by a representative of Waterloo University which allows it on [[Graham]].
'''Note:''' VASP is licensed to research groups, not to individuals or computer centers. Compute Canada does not have a general license to provide access to pre-installed VASP executables. However, an agreement has been signed by a representative of Simon Fraser University which allows the provision of VASP executables to registered research groups on [[Cedar]], and a separate agreement has been signed by a representative of Waterloo University which allows it on [[Graham]].


== Using pre-built VASP == <!--T:6-->
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All pseudopotentials have been downloaded from the official VASP website and untarred. They are all located in <code> $EBROOTVASP/../pseudopotentials/ </code>
All pseudopotentials have been downloaded from the official VASP website and untarred. They are all located in <code> $EBROOTVASP/../pseudopotentials/ </code>


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The above job script requests four CPU cores and 4096MB memory (4x1024MB). <ACCOUNT> is a Slurm account name; see [[Running_jobs#Accounts_and_projects|Accounts and projects]] if you don't know what to put there. <VERSION> is the VASP version that you would like to run, 4.6 or 5.4.1. <VASP> is the name of the executable. The above section "Executable" shows the various executables that you can choose for each version.  
*The above job script requests four CPU cores and 4096MB memory (4x1024MB).
*<ACCOUNT> is a Slurm account name; see [[Running_jobs#Accounts_and_projects|Accounts and projects]] if you don't know what to put there.
*<VERSION> is the VASP version that you would like to run, 4.6 or 5.4.1.
*<VASP> is the name of the executable. The above section "Executable programs" shows the various executables that you can choose for each version.  


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