Re: optical absorption peak of GW+BSE is on lower energy than that of IP and rim_cut band structure
Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2022 9:14 am
Dear Daniele Varsano,
Sorry for the later reply.
The vacuum layer thickness affects BSE absorption a little bit. And 25 Angstrom would gets to the convergence. I am testing convergence of the bands range of QPkrange as the web page you recommend
http://www.yambo-code.org/wiki/index.ph ... alues_only
(for a simple test, 15 A vacuum layer and kpoints 6x6x1, QPkrange band range 1-34, GW converge in 4 iterations, and band gap increases about 0.4 eV)
I have two questions here,
1. As it say QPrange increases from the G0W0 calculation here(http://www.yambo-code.org/wiki/index.php?title=Silicon), must the QPkrange larger than GbndRnge for GW calculation?
2. To reduce the memory requirement, I hope to use GTermKind= "BG"(http://www.yambo-code.org/wiki/index.ph ... rial:_h-BN)
There is a parameter in input file but not mentioned in tutorial,
GTermEn= 40.81708 eV # [GW] GW terminator energy (only for kind="BG")
Should I test the value, or just left it as default.
Best,
Sorry for the later reply.
The vacuum layer thickness affects BSE absorption a little bit. And 25 Angstrom would gets to the convergence. I am testing convergence of the bands range of QPkrange as the web page you recommend
http://www.yambo-code.org/wiki/index.ph ... alues_only
(for a simple test, 15 A vacuum layer and kpoints 6x6x1, QPkrange band range 1-34, GW converge in 4 iterations, and band gap increases about 0.4 eV)
I have two questions here,
1. As it say QPrange increases from the G0W0 calculation here(http://www.yambo-code.org/wiki/index.php?title=Silicon), must the QPkrange larger than GbndRnge for GW calculation?
2. To reduce the memory requirement, I hope to use GTermKind= "BG"(http://www.yambo-code.org/wiki/index.ph ... rial:_h-BN)
There is a parameter in input file but not mentioned in tutorial,
GTermEn= 40.81708 eV # [GW] GW terminator energy (only for kind="BG")
Should I test the value, or just left it as default.
Best,