An unreasonable results of exciton wavefunction in reciprocal space
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2023 12:36 pm
Dear all,
I have complete DFT calculation via Quantum Espresso (WS2 with a k-mesh of 30*30), and try to find the exciton states of WS2 by BSE, YAMBO. After I finished Static screening, BS kernel runlevel, and BS diagonalization calculation, I try to plot some excitonic wavefunction in reciprocal space, but only find some exciton states with weird symmetry, just like shown in Fig.1.
However, form a previous work (Supporting Information of "ACS Nano 2022, 16, 5, 7428–7437"), the exciton with lowest energy (1s state) of WS2 has a local spherical symmetry, just like shown in Fig. 2.
Here, I think that this calculation did not achieve the required precision, while I have no idea on how to improve the accuracy of my calculation. Could you please tell me if there any input parameters needed to be modified?
I'm looking forward to your kindly reply.
All the Best,
Shixuan
Department of PHY,
City University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong SAR
I have complete DFT calculation via Quantum Espresso (WS2 with a k-mesh of 30*30), and try to find the exciton states of WS2 by BSE, YAMBO. After I finished Static screening, BS kernel runlevel, and BS diagonalization calculation, I try to plot some excitonic wavefunction in reciprocal space, but only find some exciton states with weird symmetry, just like shown in Fig.1.
However, form a previous work (Supporting Information of "ACS Nano 2022, 16, 5, 7428–7437"), the exciton with lowest energy (1s state) of WS2 has a local spherical symmetry, just like shown in Fig. 2.
Here, I think that this calculation did not achieve the required precision, while I have no idea on how to improve the accuracy of my calculation. Could you please tell me if there any input parameters needed to be modified?
I'm looking forward to your kindly reply.
All the Best,
Shixuan
Department of PHY,
City University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong SAR