Well, I do struggle a bit with running ypp. I did the yambo calculation on a AIX cluster, and when I sync the data to my local machine for postprocessing, I cannot do anything sincemyrta gruning wrote:Hallo
About ypp there is no documentation, but using the command line
ypp -e <opt>
for generating the input is quite self-explaining, moreover the runs are fast (you can run it on your PC, is just post processing data).
You should start by sorting the excitation (opt=s), so that you know the numbers associated to each excitation (that you need to specify if you want e.g. to get the excitonic WF). Then you can analyze the amplitude (a option, this gives you the composition of the excitations in terms of KS transitions) or plot the exciton wave function (w option).
regards,
m
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