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I'm doing some calculations SOC in non-collinear mode, and I've found in the forums that vasp can use the LORBMOM tag for getting the orbital moment of atoms. However, I searched about this tag in the vasp manual and it is not not found anywhere.

So, this tag appears to be not officially supported by some reasons. It could means that the results obtained by using this flag must be observed with high care???.

Anyone can tell me the kind of unpredictable results could exist in non-collinear calculations?

I wonder if vasp-people has "non-official" info about how this tag works?? ( I m interested in my case of non-collinear calculation), and the additional VASP-tags related.

Many thanks for your attention.

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