shg non-zero component
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2025 5:09 pm
Dear all,
Recently, I have been using TD-BSE method to calculate the shg of two-dimensional materials. When I set the EFEILD1 to 1,0,0 (that is, the x direction), I can get two components, shg_yxx and shg_xxx, when the calculation is completed. Because two-dimensional materials cannot calculate the out-of-plane components, we will ignore shg_zxx first. For my materials, yxx is a non-zero component, while xxx is a zero component according to the symmetry requirements, but when I finish the calculation, I find that the maximum value of yxx is 1000 pm/V, while the maximum value of xxx is 200 pm/V, why the obtained xxx is also a non-zero component? So is the yxx non-zero component data that I get still reliable?
Best,
sunxl
Recently, I have been using TD-BSE method to calculate the shg of two-dimensional materials. When I set the EFEILD1 to 1,0,0 (that is, the x direction), I can get two components, shg_yxx and shg_xxx, when the calculation is completed. Because two-dimensional materials cannot calculate the out-of-plane components, we will ignore shg_zxx first. For my materials, yxx is a non-zero component, while xxx is a zero component according to the symmetry requirements, but when I finish the calculation, I find that the maximum value of yxx is 1000 pm/V, while the maximum value of xxx is 200 pm/V, why the obtained xxx is also a non-zero component? So is the yxx non-zero component data that I get still reliable?
Best,
sunxl