On 17.09.2020 14:29, Raji Abdulrafiu wrote:
Dear colleagues,
My question concerns calculating the dielectric constants
(static/macroscopic) of solids using the RPA approximation.
I want to find out however if I may use the epsilon.x executable for this.
It was suggested that one sets the frequency to zero and look at the
static dielectric function. My question therefore is where do I do
this?. Perhaps in the epsilon.f90 code. If yes, where exactly in the
code? I will appreciate any lead on this, as it doesn't appear that it
would be in the epsilon input file.
Thank you very much for your time.
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Abdulrafiu.T Raji, PhD (Physics)
Department of Physics,
College of Science, Engineering & Technology (CSET),
University of South Africa (UNISA),
Pretoria, South Africa.
Tel (office): +27-12-429-4201
Skype: abdulrafiuraji
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Hi, Raji!
Obtain dielectric function (depending on frequency) using epsilon.x and
find dielectric function value at zero frequency limit.
Sincerely yours,
M. V. Kondrin
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