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Fermi energy in TDDOS

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2018-03-27
2018-03-27
  • Viktor Valmispild

    Hello! I'm doing calculations TDDFT magnetisation dynamics and TDDOS of Fe (tasks: 450, 460).
    I have two questions:
    1) Where can I find the Fermi energy for TDDOS?
    2) Is there an orbital momentum dynamics? How can it be extracted?

    Below I present elk.in file for the calculations which I use.

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    tasks
    0
    450
    460

    ! no symmetry operations used for the ground-state run
    nosym
    .true.

    ! tight ground-state convergence
    epspot
    1.e-7

    lradstp
    5

    rgkmax
    8.0

    ngridk
    16 16 16

    ! automatic conversion of species to LAPW + linearised l.o. instead of APW+l.o.
    nxoapwlo
    1

    ! large number of empty states required
    nempty
    16

    ! total simulation time
    tstime
    10070.0

    dtimes
    0.1

    ! laser pulse parameters
    ! 1 - 3 : polarisation vector (including amplitude)
    ! 4 : frequency
    ! 5 : phase in degrees
    ! 6 : chirp rate
    ! 7 : peak time
    ! 8 : full-width at half-maximum
    pulse
    1 : number of laser pulses
    73.151 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 157.9 90.95

    ntswrite
    100

    tddos
    .true.

    dosmsum
    .true.

    lmirep
    .true.

    spinpol
    .true.

    spinorb
    .true.

    bfieldc
    0.0 0.0 0.01

    avec
    1.0 1.0 -1.0
    1.0 -1.0 1.0
    -1.0 1.0 1.0

    scale
    2.708

    atoms
    1 : nspecies
    'Fe.in' : spfname
    1 : natoms
    0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 : atposl, bfcmt

    sppath
    '/home/vvalmisp/Elk/elk-3.3.17/species/'
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    Best regards,
    Viktor

     
  • Sangeeta Sharma

    Sangeeta Sharma - 2018-03-27

    Hi Viktor,

    Since whole dynamics in TD-DFT is a highly non-equlib. state, chemical potential does not really mean any thing. So no there is no Fermi energy.

    There is no way to calculate L either. We are hoping to have Wannier implemantation soon. But we need to wait till Sept. for that.

    Best

     
  • Viktor Valmispild

    Thank you very much!

     

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