negative real part of 2D macroscopic polarizability
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2023 10:18 am
Dear Yambo developers,
I have done a 2D BSE calculation, but get negative real part of Alpa as shown in the following, which seems weird. Can you give me some advice about this?
# E/ev[1] ALPHA-Im[2] ALPHA-Re[3] ALPHA_o-Im[4] ALPHA_o-Re[5]
#
0.00000000 0.486273843E-1 -0.839697686E-1 0.719844600E-1 1.24373264
0.200400802E-1 0.518231437E-1 -0.774459138E-1 0.737027767E-1 1.25822689
0.400801603E-1 0.561164132E-1 -0.711091265E-1 0.754840099E-1 1.27306665
0.601202405E-1 0.615730240E-1 -0.652665423E-1 0.773312935E-1 1.28826452
0.801603206E-1 0.680915283E-1 -0.603412200E-1 0.792479602E-1 1.30383371
0.100200401 0.752682484E-1 -0.567136292E-1 0.812375567E-1 1.31978812
0.120240481 0.824606173E-1 -0.544129842E-1 0.833038607E-1 1.33614233
0.140280561 0.892064539E-1 -0.529576319E-1 0.854508991E-1 1.35291167
0.160320641 0.956585185E-1 -0.517352571E-1 0.876829682E-1 1.37011228
I have done a 2D BSE calculation, but get negative real part of Alpa as shown in the following, which seems weird. Can you give me some advice about this?
# E/ev[1] ALPHA-Im[2] ALPHA-Re[3] ALPHA_o-Im[4] ALPHA_o-Re[5]
#
0.00000000 0.486273843E-1 -0.839697686E-1 0.719844600E-1 1.24373264
0.200400802E-1 0.518231437E-1 -0.774459138E-1 0.737027767E-1 1.25822689
0.400801603E-1 0.561164132E-1 -0.711091265E-1 0.754840099E-1 1.27306665
0.601202405E-1 0.615730240E-1 -0.652665423E-1 0.773312935E-1 1.28826452
0.801603206E-1 0.680915283E-1 -0.603412200E-1 0.792479602E-1 1.30383371
0.100200401 0.752682484E-1 -0.567136292E-1 0.812375567E-1 1.31978812
0.120240481 0.824606173E-1 -0.544129842E-1 0.833038607E-1 1.33614233
0.140280561 0.892064539E-1 -0.529576319E-1 0.854508991E-1 1.35291167
0.160320641 0.956585185E-1 -0.517352571E-1 0.876829682E-1 1.37011228