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save some data from the self-consistent calculations. Is this
data-saving flag equivalent to the previous way of computing the el-ph
coupling with a second very dense non self-consistent mesh? In the case
of not being equivalent, how small are the differences?

On another ground, are displaced Monkhorst-Pack grids compatible with
electron phonon calculations? I'd say no, since the displacement is grid
dependent, and this wouldn't assure that k+q falls in a point in fine k.
Any comments?

Thanks in advance,

Miguel

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Dto. F=EDsica de la Materia Condensada
UPV/EHU
Facultad de Ciencia y Tecnolog=EDa
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