GWband

Concerns issues with computing quasiparticle corrections to the DFT eigenvalues - i.e., the self-energy within the GW approximation (-g n), or considering the Hartree-Fock exchange only (-x)

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sunxl
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GWband

Post by sunxl » Mon Mar 30, 2026 5:52 am

Dear all,

My system is a one-dimensional chain placed on an orthogonal lattice, and the Coulomb cutoff is performed using ws. After successfully calculating the GW band structure, I used ypp for post-processing to obtain the interpolated band structure. I found that the GW band structure always appeared as many waves. The comparison diagram of DFT and GW band structures is attached. I wonder what the reason is? Could it be caused by the ypp post-processing? When using ypp for post-processing, why does the DFT result appear to be smoother? Or is it due to some other possible underlying causes?

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sunxl
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Beijing Computing Science Research Center, China.

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Daniele Varsano
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Re: GWband

Post by Daniele Varsano » Mon Mar 30, 2026 6:58 am

Dear Sunxl,

I cannot see the attachments anyway that's quite common and yes, it is an interpolation problem.
I suggest you to you use yambopy to perform the interpolation and see if solves the problem.

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Daniele
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MaX - Materials design at the Exascale
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Re: GWband

Post by sunxl » Mon Mar 30, 2026 7:20 am

Dear Daniele,

I'm so sorry, but I forgot to attach the file. I have uploaded it now. Afterwards, I will use yambopy as you suggested to see how it turns out. Thank you very much!

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sunxl
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