Systems:

  • Arbitrary ordered and disordered two- and three-dimensional periodic systems
  • Surfaces in cluster or slab approximation
  • Surfaces as half-infinite systems
  • Clusters embedded in two- or three-dimensional periodic hosts

Calculation Modes:

  • Non-relativistic:  for non-magnetic systems
  • Scalar-relativistic:  paramagnetic and spin-polarized systems, non-collinear spin structures, and arbitrary spin spirals
  • Fully relativistic: handles paramagnetic and spin-polarized systems with non-collinear spin structures and commensurate spin spirals

Electronic Properties:

  • Self-Consistent Field (SCF) potential
  • Dispersion relation
  • Bloch spectral function
  • Density of states
  • Finite temperature: lattice vibrations and spin fluctuations treated by the alloy analogy model (AAM), available for nearly all property calculations

Ground State Properties:

  • Spin and orbital moments
  • Hyperfine fields
  • Magnetic form factors
  • Magnetic anisotropy
  • Coupling tensors
  • Exchange coupling, including multi-site terms
  • Spin–lattice coupling

Response Functions:

  • Spin and orbital susceptibility
  • Knight shift
  • Charge, spin, and orbital conductivity tensors
  • Tensors of spin, orbital, and hyperfine Edelstein effects

Spectroscopic Properties:

  • Valence band photoemission
  • Core level photoemission
  • Non-relativistic appearance potential spectroscopy
  • Non-relativistic and fully relativistic Auger electron spectroscopy
  • X-ray absorption, emission, magneto-optics, and scattering, including non-dipole terms
  • Magnetic Compton scattering
  • Optical conductivity tensor, including non-dipole terms
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