Dear all,
I am studying a one-dimensional system placed in an orthorhombic cell, where the periodic direction is along z, and 20 Å of vacuum is added in the non-periodic directions. When applying the Coulomb cutoff, I use the ws Z scheme.
1、In Yambo, when using the ws Z cutoff, the parameter CUTwsGvec has a default value of 0.7 Ry. I want to examine whether different values of CUTwsGvec affect the results. Therefore, I set it to 0.7 Ry and 1.0 Ry, respectively. The resulting G₀W₀ calculations are identical, but the G₀W₀-BSE results show significant differences, leading to completely different exciton distributions. Should I gradually increase CUTwsGvec to achieve convergence? What criteria should be used to determine convergence?
2、I would like to perform GW corrections on top of a PBE0 calculation. Is the parameter CUTwsGvec equivalent to ecutvcut in QE, and should they be kept consistent during calculations?
Best,
sunxi
ws cutoff CUTwsGvec
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ws cutoff CUTwsGvec
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Beijing Computing Science Research Center, China.
Beijing Computing Science Research Center, China.