Structure Relaxation of the Bilayer Graphene |VASP| VESTA
In this video, I have demonstrated how to relax the structure of bilayer graphene using DFT calculations as installed in the VASP. It is a part of series where I'll demonstrate several basic calculations that can be used to learn DFT and carry out research in condensed matter physics.
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