Dear SIESTA users,
I work with SIESTA since a few months ago. I would like to know the meaning
of the diferents terms in the decomposition of energy. I guess the meaning
of some of then
siesta: Program's energy decomposition (eV):
siesta: Eions = 3998.756512 (coulomb interaction?)
siesta: Ena
Thanks a lot of, Marcos
> Gregorio,
>
> There should be literature on molecular crystals of conjugated
> polymers. I remember a PRL by, if I am not mistaken, by Marilia J.
> Caldas and Elisa Molinari where they calculate the influence of
> excitonic effects in the spectra of molecular crystals of
Gregorio,
There should be literature on molecular crystals of conjugated
polymers. I remember a PRL by, if I am not mistaken, by Marilia J.
Caldas and Elisa Molinari where they calculate the influence of
excitonic effects in the spectra of molecular crystals of PPV -
perhaps in the herringbone sta
Hi
I think the smaller band gap is an issue of DFT that would always be pronounced
in the computations aside from the structure.
Thanks
Ahmed Huzayyin
PhD Candidate
ECE Department
University of Toronto
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Sorry. I forgot to write my question.
Someone can help me?
Thanks
> Hi all
> I am working with conjugated polymers. I have calculated their band
> structure of two differents ways. I calculated the band structure for 3D
> crystal and for isolated polymer chain (infinite) too.
> Conjugated pol
Hi all
I am working with conjugated polymers. I have calculated their band
structure of two differents ways. I calculated the band structure for 3D
crystal and for isolated polymer chain (infinite) too.
Conjugated polymers carry the charge by hopping between adjacents chains.
I think calculate band
Hi, everyone,
When we do the sponon frequence, the bandlines should be block.
but how to do it.
Is there somebody that can give me som clue? Thank you very much
Yours, Fenhong
When reporting the "total energy", VASP has subtracted the energies of
the atoms in their isolated, ground states. But SIESTA does not do
this subtraction. For example, if you calculate the total energy of an
isolated H atom, whose total energy is known (-13.6 eV), with VASP you
probably get an sma
Dear Siesta users,
Is it possible to use simulated annealing in Siesta to find out surface
equilibrium structure?
Anneal the slab from T>0 K to 0 K and see the resulting surface structure?
If somebody has such experience, please tell me.
MD.TypeOfRun section in Siesta manual is poorly explained.