The total current-induced force on atoms in a Cu wire containing a vacancy
are calculated using the self consistent one-electron density matrix in the
presence of an electric current, without separation into electron-wind and
direct forces. By integrating the total current-induced force, the change
in vacancy migration energy due to the current is calculated. We use the ch
ange in migration energy with current to infer an effective electromigratio
n driving force F-e. Finally, we calculate the proportionality constant rho
* between F-e and the current density in the wire.