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[r,Vnl] included : yes
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 8:25 am
by sdwang
Dear developers:
I am confused about the parameter [r,Vnl] included : yes in the BSE calculation. What does it relate to, and how can I set it in inpuit file.I found in my output, it is "no".
Thanks!
S.D. Wang
Re: [r,Vnl] included : yes
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 9:00 am
by Daniele Varsano
Dear Shudong,
this is the commutator with the no local part of the hamiltonian with the position.
In line of principle it should be included, but for practical reason, in this moment
Yambo includes it if you start from an Abinit calculation and it does not from
a pwscf (qe) calculation. It turns out, anyway, that in many cases omitting that term the error
is negligible, but of course is something that is system dependent.
As far as I know, Conor Hogan is working on that, and very soon,it
will be included also for pwscf ground state. At this moment may be it is working,
may be Conor can say you something more about the state of the development.
Cheers,
Daniele
Re: [r,Vnl] included : yes
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 11:30 am
by Conor Hogan
Dear Shudong,
Indeed yes, the calculation of [r,Vnl] for PWscf will be included soon (within a few weeks), it just needs some more testing.
Conor
Re: [r,Vnl] included : yes
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 3:41 pm
by soh
Dear developers,
Am I correct in saying that [r,Vnl] is still not included if you start from a pwscf calculation? Or is there some tag that is required with p2y?
Thanks,
Siobhan O Halloran
Siobhan O Halloran
Phd Student
Materials Theory Group
Tyndall National Insitute
Cork
Ireland
siobhan.ohalloran@tyndall.ie
Re: [r,Vnl] included : yes
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 4:29 pm
by Daniele Varsano
Dear Siobhan O Halloran,
the non local part of the pseudopotential hould have been implemented,
and it is read from the pwscf elecgtronic structure when p2y is used with the "-c".
Unfortunately I do not know if it has been carefully tested.
Some times ago I noticed that the conversion is somehow slow, but I think that now should
work in parallel and it will speed up the conversion.
Try to browse the forum if there are more info.
Cheers,
Daniele