unable to run "pepper" on R2014_a

[archana.tiwari]

I tried running the example file viz. eespins.m, and found "Error in eespins (line 16) pepper(Sys,Exp);". When I checked the magnetization data curves (curry) and others (chili etc.), they are all compiling fine on Matlab (on macOS 10.13.2). Please suggest how to proceed with the "pepper"-based files. I need to fit some cw-EPR data. Thanks in advance.

Best,
Archana

[Stefan Stoll]

Please post the output of calling easyspin and the full error message you get.

[archana.tiwari]

It reads:
==================================================================
Release: 5.2.13 (2018-02-07)
Expiry date: 31-Dec-2019
Folder: /Users/archanatiwari/Documents/MATLAB/easyspin-5.2.13/easyspin
MATLAB version: 8.3.0.532 (R2014a)
Platform: Darwin 17.3.0
mex-files: mexmaci64, ok
System date: 13-Feb-2018 10:51:37
Temp dir: /private/tmp/
==================================================================

and there is no error after this.

[Stefan Stoll]

So the eespins example works without error? If not, post the full error message printed to the command window.

[archana.tiwari]

When I run "eespins" the Matlab command window reads:

Error in eespins (line 16)
pepper(Sys,Exp);

[Stefan Stoll]

This appears to be only the end of the error message. What is printed prior to that?

[archana.tiwari]

I am sorry. I missed the errors. It reads:
Error using eig
Out of memory. Type HELP MEMORY for your options.

Error in symm>symm_full (line 256)



Error in symm (line 118)



Error in p_symandgrid (line 14)



Error in pepper (line 566)



Error in pepper (line 159)



Error in eespins (line 16)
pepper(Sys,Exp);

[katarkon]

There is not enough memory to run the simulation. Try to use sparse matrices to reduce required memory space:

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Opt.Sparse=1;
pepper(Sys,Exp,Opt);

[archana.tiwari]

Opt.Sparse=1 is also of no help. The same error persists. Please suggest.

[katarkon]

Try to use detailed output with Opt.Verbosity=2 and place the output here. This should localize the error. Also You may try to type memory in the command window but I'm afraid it's unsupported for unix-based systems.