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RMGDFT
Real Space Multigrid based electronic structure code.
News: active RMG development has moved to github https://github.com/RMGDFT News: V4.1.0 released on 09/29/2020 News: V4.0.0 released on 09/01/2020 with major updates. News: V3.0.0 released on 06/09/2018 with major updates. News: V2.2.2 released on 10/14/2017 with minor bug fixes. News: V2.2 with performance enhancements, bug fixes and new features released on 06/26/2017. Sources are available with binaries to follow soon. News: V2.1 with many improvements released on... -
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Inelastica
Transport code and tools based on SIESTA and TranSIESTA (DFT-NEGF)
NOTE: The Inelastica project moved to https://github.com/tfrederiksen/inelastica/ in February 2018. Pre- and post-processing tools for SIESTA (DFT, quantum chemistry) and TranSIESTA (quantum transport): (1) Calculate phonon frequencies, e-ph couplings, and inelastic contributions to the conductance (IETS). (2) Access Hamiltonian etc from Python. Some code documentation and installation instructions are available at this mediawiki page: http://dipc.ehu.es/frederiksen/inelastica/index.php. -
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NEGF Nanoscale Thermoelectric Simulator
Electrical and thermal quantum simulations of 1D nanoscale materials.
This code simulates the 1D coupled transport in nanoscale materials. Both the electrical and thermal transport are simulated using a Non-equilibrium Green's function (NEGF) to solve the wave equation. The models handle the electron-phonon, electron-electron, and phonon-phonon interactions. The electrical model is a 1D effective mass description and the thermal model is a 1D atomistic description.
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