[Pw_forum] question about bands calculation
lukethulin at netscape.net
lukethulin at netscape.net
Mon Oct 23 14:03:57 CEST 2006
hai-ping,
I've successfully done band structure modeling for anatase, I'll go back and find what I chose for high symmetry lines, or find the reference I used. I guess I just thought it was strange that the nscf calculations were being done separately, when you could just pick several paths and do them all in one calculation.
Luke
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From: lan haiping
To: pw_forum at pwscf.org
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 12:38 AM
Subject: Re: [Pw_forum] question about bands calculation
Dear Luke,
thanks for your reply. my structure is anatase titania.
Actually, i set the k-point paths according to high symmetry lines such as \Gamma[0,0,0] to Z [0,0,0.5] , Z to Q[0,0.5,0.5] etc.
Is it right ?
Regards,
hai-ping
On 10/22/06, lukethulin at netscape.net <lukethulin at netscape.net> wrote:
Hai-ping,
I don't think you're going about a band structure calculation correctly. The scf calculation should only use automatic k-point selection of (4,4,4) or something like that. The following nscf calculation needs you to input k-paths along high symmetry lines that vary by crystal structure. What form of titania are you modeling, anatase, rutile?
Luke
----- Original Message -----
From: lan haiping
To: pw_forum
Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2006 2:31 PM
Subject: [Pw_forum] question about bands calculation
Hi!
i have a question about bands calculation .
Just after finished a 'scf' calculation for tio2, i performed a series (about 5) 'nscf' calculations with different k-grid paths. Except k-grid path, all settings are the same for these series ' nscf ' calculation.
In some nscf-output, the values of "Highest occupied level and lowest unoccuped level" are found. But these values are not found in the other nscf-output . I donot know what the reasons are related to . Morever, i also came to a calculation failed with complains "Too many eigenvalues are not converged".
Regards,
hai-ping
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