I have changed wplot to following and have got good results. also I added
in input file...
wplot
500
200
1
-0.5 0.5
with the standard DOS plot I mean those given in research papers.
could you plz explain the meaning of following as given in userguide:
How do we estimate numerical values given in "wplot"---is there a way like
we do k-points using softwares.
energy points in the DOS: INTEGER (say) 500
K-point grid size used for integrating function in BZ : INTEGER (say) 100
level of smoothing applied to DOS: INTEGER (say) 1
Energy window for DOS : (say) (-0.5, 0.5)
also please, if possible, let us know about convergence.
I have changed wplot to following and have got good results. also I added in input file...
wplot
500
200
1
-0.5 0.5
with the standard DOS plot I mean those given in research papers.
could you plz explain the meaning of following as given in userguide:
How do we estimate numerical values given in "wplot"---is there a way like we do k-points using softwares.
energy points in the DOS: INTEGER (say) 500
K-point grid size used for integrating function in BZ : INTEGER (say) 100
level of smoothing applied to DOS: INTEGER (say) 1
Energy window for DOS : (say) (-0.5, 0.5)
also please, if possible, let us know about convergence.
REGARDS
SURINDER SINGH
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Dear surrinder,
could you specifiy ''is not matching the standard one'' ? And some more infos like which material you are computing etc...
from scanning you output I would first recommend to reduce the additional grid on the wplot
to
wplot
1000 100 1
-12.0 4.0
and then check again. One more question does your calculation converge or did you reach max self consistent loops ?
best regards
Michael
Dear mfechner,
I have changed wplot to following and have got good results. also I added
in input file...
wplot
500
200
1
-0.5 0.5
with the standard DOS plot I mean those given in research papers.
could you plz explain the meaning of following as given in userguide:
How do we estimate numerical values given in "wplot"---is there a way like
we do k-points using softwares.
energy points in the DOS: INTEGER (say) 500
K-point grid size used for integrating function in BZ : INTEGER (say) 100
level of smoothing applied to DOS: INTEGER (say) 1
Energy window for DOS : (say) (-0.5, 0.5)
also please, if possible, let us know about convergence.
REGARDS
SURINDER SINGH
On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 10:31 PM, mfechner mfechner@users.sf.net wrote:
Last edit: TOP GUN 2017-04-18
Dear mfechner,
I have changed wplot to following and have got good results. also I added in input file...
wplot
500
200
1
-0.5 0.5
with the standard DOS plot I mean those given in research papers.
could you plz explain the meaning of following as given in userguide:
How do we estimate numerical values given in "wplot"---is there a way like we do k-points using softwares.
energy points in the DOS: INTEGER (say) 500
K-point grid size used for integrating function in BZ : INTEGER (say) 100
level of smoothing applied to DOS: INTEGER (say) 1
Energy window for DOS : (say) (-0.5, 0.5)
also please, if possible, let us know about convergence.
REGARDS
SURINDER SINGH
Last edit: TOP GUN 2017-04-18