[Pw_forum] polarization calculation for system of surface states.
Stefano Baroni
baroni at sissa.it
Thu Oct 19 08:35:08 CEST 2006
On Oct 18, 2006, at 3:05 PM, lan haiping wrote:
> Hi, All!
>
> I performed a calculation on a single layer of H1Ti3O7, i.e .a
> proton deficiency system, which would made system be metallic due
> to surface states. I wanna ask a stupid question: is it possible
> to use berryphase or DFPT method to examine the polarization of
> this system ?
let me try a studpid answer:
1) D=E+4\pi P
2) D=0 => E=-4\pi P
3) P /=0 => E /=0, which cannot be in the bulk of a conductor
does the above make ansy sense?
> i had read some related publications, but didnot reach most idea
> of modern theory of polarization.
> when i run a ph.x calculation of this system , the programme
> complained about its metallic.
the reason of the complains does not lie in any sophisticated "modern
theory of polarization", but just in elementary (and old!)
electrostatics..
Hope this helps - Stefano
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