Hi All,
I am calculating the electronic structure of a material using Quantum Espresso. While defining the symmetry of the system I am using ibrav = 5, which corresponds to a rhombohedral lattice type.
The SCF and NSCF calculations both run and finish, with no errors (I am using an automatic k-point grid). After performing p2y, and the yambo initialization command I want to get the HF convergences, however when I do the command 'yambo -x -F hf.in' the hf.in file is empty (apart from the yambo header).
I have assessed the r_setup file (and r_setup_1, as i had 80 k-points, so had to use the yambo -fatlog command), and there doesn't seem to be any errors in it (see attached).
Is there something I am missing about the symmetry, as it works great when I use ibrav=4. Or have I done something else wrong that causing the problem.
Thanks you all,
Joe Page
GW calculations from Quantum Espresso, using ibrav=5
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GW calculations from Quantum Espresso, using ibrav=5
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Re: GW calculations from Quantum Espresso, using ibrav=5
Dear Joe,
the problem here is due to the fact that Yambo does not recognize your k point grid as uniform:
see at the end of the setup report:
You can try to remove all your ndb.* databases and run again the setup adding the keyword (NoDiagSC ) in the setup input file, or generate the input file using:
and uncomment that variable.
In this way, Yambo use a different algorithm to make the set-up for non-diagonal cell. See if this solves the problem.
Best,
Daniele
the problem here is due to the fact that Yambo does not recognize your k point grid as uniform:
see at the end of the setup report:
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X grid is uniform : no
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yambo -i -V all
In this way, Yambo use a different algorithm to make the set-up for non-diagonal cell. See if this solves the problem.
Best,
Daniele
Dr. Daniele Varsano
S3-CNR Institute of Nanoscience and MaX Center, Italy
MaX - Materials design at the Exascale
http://www.nano.cnr.it
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Re: GW calculations from Quantum Espresso, using ibrav=5
Dear Daniele,
I have performed a number of different tests based on what you sent. The first was to reduce the nscf k-point grid to 3x3x3, which resulted in the HF.in file working, but the overall GW band structure is not quite correct.
So I increased the nscf k-point grid, generated the save file, then used what you sent me. So I used the command 'yambo -i -V all', and put 'NoDiagSC' in the file. Ran yambo using 'yambo -F yambo.in', which seemed to solve the X grid is uniform issue, finally removing the ndb.* files from the SAVE folder.
I then ran the 'yambo -x -F hf.in' command and the final generated only has the 'setup' word in it.
I have attached the r_setup file and the new HF.in file.
Have I gone wrong somewhere along the way?
I have performed a number of different tests based on what you sent. The first was to reduce the nscf k-point grid to 3x3x3, which resulted in the HF.in file working, but the overall GW band structure is not quite correct.
So I increased the nscf k-point grid, generated the save file, then used what you sent me. So I used the command 'yambo -i -V all', and put 'NoDiagSC' in the file. Ran yambo using 'yambo -F yambo.in', which seemed to solve the X grid is uniform issue, finally removing the ndb.* files from the SAVE folder.
I then ran the 'yambo -x -F hf.in' command and the final generated only has the 'setup' word in it.
I have attached the r_setup file and the new HF.in file.
Have I gone wrong somewhere along the way?
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Dr. Joseph A. Page, Research Associate, Department of Physics, Loughborough University, UK
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Re: GW calculations from Quantum Espresso, using ibrav=5
Dear Joseph,
looking at the setup report it seems the issue it is not solved:
My suggestion here is:
1. remove the ndb* in the SAVE directory
2. Build a yambo_setup.in input file containing only:
3. run yambo -F yambo_setup.in
and see id you finally get a "yes" in the X grid is uniform.
Best,
Daniele
looking at the setup report it seems the issue it is not solved:
Code: Select all
X grid is uniform : no
1. remove the ndb* in the SAVE directory
2. Build a yambo_setup.in input file containing only:
Code: Select all
setup # [R] Initialization
NoDiagSC
and see id you finally get a "yes" in the X grid is uniform.
Best,
Daniele
Dr. Daniele Varsano
S3-CNR Institute of Nanoscience and MaX Center, Italy
MaX - Materials design at the Exascale
http://www.nano.cnr.it
http://www.max-centre.eu/
S3-CNR Institute of Nanoscience and MaX Center, Italy
MaX - Materials design at the Exascale
http://www.nano.cnr.it
http://www.max-centre.eu/