fix the unit of 30 from Bohr^3 to Angstrom^3#3
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Dear all,
Hello! Based on the paper DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpc.2013.12.023 (2014), Eq.(30), the unit of 30 is Bohr^3. And here the unit of volume v0 is angstrom^3, and the unit of v0*b0 is eV. So, it will cause a 0.529^-3 = 6.755 times larger of delta1 value than its real result.