I would like to plot HF band structure. I've tried
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The output in BAND.OUT is almost indistinguishable from that obtained in LDA, which is highly unlikely to be true. Besides, data in EIGVAL.OUT do not correspond to those in BAND.OUT, and the former seem to be the correct HF values. Could someone comment and advise a way to plot HF band structures?
Thanks. Vladimir.
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Hello All,
I would like to plot HF band structure. I've tried
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20
The output in BAND.OUT is almost indistinguishable from that obtained in LDA, which is highly unlikely to be true. Besides, data in EIGVAL.OUT do not correspond to those in BAND.OUT, and the former seem to be the correct HF values. Could someone comment and advise a way to plot HF band structures?
Thanks. Vladimir.
Hi Vladimir,
You have to use Wannier90. See the example in elk/examples/Wannier90/Si-Hartree-Fock
Let me know how it works, it could probably use some more testing.
You can also plot a GW band structure. See the example in elk/examples/GW/Si-GW-band-structure. This is very expensive though, even for silicon.
Regards,
Kay.
Hi Kay, Thanks.
I'll try this out and will be back.
Vladimir.
Hi Kay,
I'm attaching a plot of HF bands of graphene. It's noisy, do you think it's possible to improve?
Thanks! Vladimir.
Sorry, elk.in was this one.
Hi Vladimir,
I've found that including
trial_step = 0.001
in wannier.win fixes the convergence problems.
I've added this in the default Wannier90 output of Elk.
Regards,
Kay.
Hi Kay,
Thanks! I'll try this out and be back to you.
Best regards,
Vladimir.
For a hybrid DOS, can I just use
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It is not clear. Thank you,
Ron mCohen
For a hybrid DOS, can I just use
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5
10
xctype
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hybrid
.true.
dos
500 100 0
-1.2 1.0
It is not clear. Thank you,
Ron mCohen
In answer o my own question, it seems to work.
Meant to add this,
Ron