Dear all,
I have designed a model with two self-mated Fe(110) surfaces. During the
dynamic simulations,the bottom layer of the lower slab (the substrate) was
held rigid, while the upper slab (the counter-surface) was moved at constant
velocity.
How can I apply constant velocity on the
Hi,
I have answer for your 2nd question,
If you generate k-points for the 4 4 4 mesh using your pw.x wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I try to do el-ph calculations for noncentrosymmetric compounds (
> tetragonal BaNiSn3-type crystal structure, with space group I4mm (no. 107))
> using QE 6.2.1:
>
> The
Hello,
I try to do el-ph calculations for noncentrosymmetric compounds ( tetragonal
BaNiSn3-type crystal structure, with space group I4mm (no. 107)) using QE
6.2.1:
The calculations ph.x for q = 4 4 4 look follow:
bravais-lattice index = 7
celldm(1)= 7.90529 celldm(2)=
Dear all.
Thibault, thank you very much for your help.
Just realized that I used the vacuum level in eV, while it should be in Ry,
as all output quantities of pp.x are in ATOMIC (RYDBERG) UNITS (unless
otherwise explicitly specified). Thanks, Thibault, for pointing this out.
Now, with the correct
Dear Juliana,
In principle, with the flag "assume_isolated= 2D", there should be
nothing to take out from the band energies. That is, the vacuum level is
zero. The flag is designed to give the result one would get with the 3D
code in the limit of infinite distance between the periodic images.