I completely agree, one should focus on excitonic characters in these
kind of discussions
For archival purposes and for not risking being esoteric to the
newcomers to the field,
I would like to mention some commonly used references
regarding the tests performed in the theoretical chemistry literat
Just a couple of further comments.
1) The ability (or lack thereof) of (adiabatic) tddft to properly describe
optical excitations in extended systems does not depend on the code's ability
to sample the whole BZ using special k-points. The current version of the
tddfpt code distributed with QE is
A further addition and good reading why adding k-points to TDDFT might not
be that straightforward:
THE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 129, 034101
"Why are time-dependent density functional theory excitations in solids
equal to band structure energy gaps for semilocal functionals, and how does
nonloc
Dear All,
The current implementation of TDDFPT in Q-E is intended for "standalone"
systems (i.e. non bulk, solvated or encapsulated in dielectric systems are
ok). You will see confinement effects in lower dimensional systems
(including 1D and 2D systems) in the non-extended dimensionality(-ies) sav
Dear all
I did not say that TDDFPT does not work with periodic system, but you cannot
have a realistic absorption spectra of a slab (or bulk crystal) if you sample
the Brillouin zone by using Gamma only... TDDFPT works fine with finite
systems, i.e., which do not show a (strong) k dependence of
Dear Priya,
Though I have never tried, it should work with periodic systems if you
sample the Brillouin zone only with the gamma point. Keep in mind that
the usual adiabatic approximations with (semi)local functionals might
not work very well for calculating the absorption of periodic systems.
Ma
Thanks Marton, its working.
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 5:40 PM, Marci wrote:
> Dear Priya,
>
> Though I have never tried, it should work with periodic systems if you
> sample the Brillouin zone only with the gamma point. Keep in mind that
> the usual adiabatic approximations with (semi)local funct
Thanks Duy, but the link does not give sufficient information. However, I
found a discussion on forum's archive itself where Giuseppe Mattioli has
mentioned that TDDPFT does not work for periodic systems* :-(
*Dr Priya Johari.
Brown University,
Providence, RI - 02906. USA
*
*
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011
If you do a little homework (such as googling keyword TD-DFPT), you'll
find this link
http://qe-forge.org/projects/tddfpt/
I have not read it carefully but I guess it contains some useful information.
--
Duy Le
PhD Student
Department of Physics
Univer
Dear Developers,
I was wondering if recently implemented TD-DFPT tool in espresso-4.3 can be
used for calculating absorption spectrum of period systems (slab or so)?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Dr Priya Johari.
Brown University,
Providence, RI - 02906. USA
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