Thanks. I am trying to calculate the phonon dispersion of a superlattice
consisting of InAs and AlSb. However, I am ending up with negative phonon
frequencies for the structure. I used the epsil flag. But that did not
help. How I can eliminate the negative phonon modes?
For relaxation I am using t
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 11:08 PM Sheikh Ziauddin Ahmed
wrote:
I am trying to calculate the phonon dispersion of AlSb. I am getting two
> different results depending on how I am introducing the atoms in the SCF
> calculation. Will the order of the atom change the symmetry of the zinc
> blende AlSb
The commented lines are not wanted.
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 5:34 PM Andrea Ferretti
wrote:
>
> Dear Sheikh Ziauddin Ahmed,
>
> the reordering of the atoms should not have an effect (besides the fact
> ths you are also swapping the coordinates of the two atoms).
> The biggest difference I see her
Thank you all for your response. For computing the Z* and epilson for polar
materials, I saw in a couple of tutorials that I have to first compute the
dynamic matrix using dynmat.x at the Gamma point setting epsil=.true.. For
the remaining q-points, I have to add the non-analytical part in the inp
the order of the entries in the pseudopotential list or in the atomic
position list should not affect the result.
however you are not changing only the order.
1) you are also swapping the two atoms... this too should not change
anything but is not the same as changing the order only :)
2) th
Dear Sheikh Ziauddin Ahmed,
the reordering of the atoms should not have an effect (besides the fact
ths you are also swapping the coordinates of the two atoms).
The biggest difference I see here is related to the smearing, which is
commented in the second input.
!occupations='smearing',
I am trying to calculate the phonon dispersion of AlSb. I am getting two
different results depending on how I am introducing the atoms in the SCF
calculation. Will the order of the atom change the symmetry of the zinc
blende AlSb?
In the first case the input deck is:
&system
ibrav=2, nat=2, nt