Yes, that is transiesta shifts the Fermi levels of the systems to zero, and then it adjusts the fermi level by V/2 in both electrodes (with appropriate signs). This is a design choice of transiesta. The scattering regions Fermi level is shifted to be 0 so that the Fermi levels are "aligned" according to the bias.
Kind regards Nick 2013/9/17 mahmoud ali <[email protected]> > Dear Transiesta Users, > As described in the manual, when there is a finite bias, the Fermi > energy of the left electrode is placed at V/2, and that of the right > electrode at -V/2. > So all systems will have the same position of fermi energy at V/2 for LE > and -V/2 RE?? > Is this correct? > > Yours > > >
