No, wien2k does not support the nlo code. It turned out to be not
reliable in terms of k-mesh, ... and we stopped the development.
PS: At that time we also compared to Sharmas code, but they had to use
huge broadenings to get converged results, which in my opinion also was
not reliable. But maybe this has changed by now.
On 04/27/2018 04:35 AM, Qiaoling Xu wrote:
*Dear all,*
*I am using wien version 17.1 to calculate the second harmonic
generation (SHG) with the guidance of the 9th WIEN Workshop about **“NLO
within WIEN2k”in 2003. I do not know how to use the “new”modules of
nlo_core, nol_tet, and nlo_KK and not found these modules in the manual.
I would like to gently ask the computational details about how to
calculate the SHG using the wien2k.*
*Best,*
*Q. Xu*
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