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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Dear Fan,<br>
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      On 22/11/2015 23:59, Fan Zheng wrote:<br>
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                <div>Dear all,<br>
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                I have a question about the electron phonon coupling
                calculation in the subroutine "elphel" (in the file
                elphonon.f90).<br>
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              <div>This subroutine computes <n,k|dV|m,k+q>.
                |n,k> is the wavefunction for band "m" with
                wavevector "k".<br>
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              <div>First, the program computes <n,k|dV.  Then, it is
                multiplied by |m,k+q><br>
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              <div>If q=0, it only needs to read to evc as:<br>
                ...<br>
                        IF (lgamma) THEN<br>
                           CALL get_buffer(evc, lrwfc, iuwfc, ikk)<br>
                        ELSE<br>
                           CALL get_buffer (evc, lrwfc, iuwfc, ikk)<br>
                           CALL get_buffer (evq, lrwfc, iuwfc, ikq)<br>
                        ENDIF<br>
                ...<br>
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              My question is in the q=0 case, array "evq" is used to
              multiply the computed <n,k|dV instead of evc. (line
              401-406 in version 5.2.1)<br>
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            Can anyone explain  why "evc" array is not used in q=0 case
            for these line (401-406)? <br>
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    because in allocate_phq there is the following bit<br>
     if (lgamma) then<br>
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         !  q=0  : evq and igkq are pointers to evc and igk<br>
         !<br>
         evq  => evc<br>
         igkq => igk<br>
      else<br>
         !<br>
         !  q!=0 : evq, igkq are allocated and calculated at point k+q<br>
         !<br>
         allocate (evq ( npwx*npol , nbnd))<br>
         allocate (igkq ( npwx))<br>
      endif<br>
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    therefore in the lgamma case evc and evq (and igkq and igk) are the
    same.<br>
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    best <br>
     stefano<br>
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        <div>Thanks,<br>
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        Fan<br>
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