Unknown pair style eam/alloy (../force.cpp:246)

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Dear LAMMPS users,

I could successfully run my code in my own computer however, when I tried to run it on HPC it was aborted with the error: “Unknown pair style eam/alloy (…/force.cpp:246)”. I have copied the log file at the end of this email.
The lammps installed in hpc has ANYBODY and OPT packages installed. What confuses me is that I tried to run a simpler code on HPC ( increasing the temperature of atoms to 1000K), it was done successfully, and didn’t give any errors for pair_style eam/alloy.
I appreciate to have your comments.

Regards,
Leila

LAMMPS (11 Aug 2017)

initialization

units metal
boundary s p p # p is periodic
atom_style atomic
lattice fcc 3.570856
Lattice spacing in x,y,z = 3.57086 3.57086 3.57086

atom definition ## already minimized

read_restart …/thermalized.f.restart
WARNING: Restart file used different # of processors (…/read_restart.cpp:717)
orthogonal box = (-65.3114 0 0) to (117.865 32.8247 30.9245)
8 by 1 by 1 MPI processor grid
16315 atoms
pair_style eam/alloy
ERROR: Unknown pair style eam/alloy (…/force.cpp:246)
Last command: pair_style eam/alloy

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Dear LAMMPS users,

I could successfully run my code in my own computer however, when I tried
to run it on HPC it was aborted with the error: "Unknown pair style
eam/alloy (../force.cpp:246)". I have copied the log file at the end of
this email.
The lammps installed in hpc has ANYBODY and OPT packages installed. What
confuses me is that I tried to run a simpler code on HPC ( increasing the
temperature of atoms to 1000K), it was done successfully, and didn't give
any errors for pair_style eam/alloy.

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I appreciate to have your comments.

​perhaps, those were different executables. you can see which pair styles
are included, when running LAMMPS with the -help flag.

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replace ASCII characters with similar looking non-ASCII​ (usually UTF-8)
characters. LAMMPS only accepts ASCII text, so what looks like a blank, may
not be the ASCII blank or a '/' may not be the ASCII '/'.

​axel.​