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LocalMagneticMomentsSphereRadius 
Section  Output  
Type  float 
 
The local magnetic moments are calculated by integrating the
magnetization density in spheres centered around each atom.
This variable controls the radius of the spheres.
The default is half the minimum distance between two atoms
in the input coordinates, or 100 a.u. if there is only one atom (for isolated systems).
 
    
         
        
        
        
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scf/scf.F90  : 437
 call  parse_variable ( namespace ,  'LocalMagneticMomentsSphereRadius' ,  min ( M_HALF * rmin ,  CNST ( 10 0.0 )),  scf % lmm_r ,  unit = units_inp % length )