[Pw_forum] range of plotting area for charge density --- definition of e1, e2
Gabriele Sclauzero
sclauzer at sissa.it
Fri Feb 27 10:20:36 CET 2009
yukihiro_okuno at fujifilm.co.jp wrote:
> Dear PWSCF Users.
>
> I want to plot 2D charge density by pp.x and plotrho.x.
>
> In the input file for pp.x for charge density calculation, what is
> the unit of e1, e2, which specifies the plotting area of charge density ?
>
> Do e1 and e2 have Bohr length (au) or the unit of alat ?
Please read more carefully Doc/INPUT_PP.txt, it is written there:
!!! x0, e1, e2, e3 are in alat units !!!
>
> Is the results of plotting charge has e1 * e2 length^{2} ?
Sorry, I don't understand this question...
You will simply get the charge density (or better twice the charge, since you put weight =
2; BTW be careful, that's a vector, you should write weight(1), weight(2),... ) in the
(portion of) plane which is defined by the two vectors x0+e1, x0+e2.
>
>
> &inputpp
> prefic = 'testSample'
prefix =
> outdir = './'
> filplot = 'testSample'
> plot_num = 0
> /
> &plot
> nfile = 1
> filepp(1)='testSamplecharge'
> weight = 2
> iflag = 2
> output_format=2
I usually use output_format=0, since I use gnuplot directly, but I think that =2 should do
the equivalent jjob passing through a plotrho processing step.
> fileout = 'testSampe.rho.dat'
> e1(1)=0.0,e1(2)=1.0,e1(3)=0.0,
> e2(1)=0.0,e2(2)=0.0,e2(3)=0.0
This values for e2 are meaningless, you need a non-null vector.
> x0(1) = 0.0, x0(2)=0.0,x0(3)=0.0
> nx = 56, ny = 56
> /
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HTH
GS
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