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Dear Jahid, you have to decide precisely what you want, than you may be able to simulate it in different ways. A width of 10nm is probably too large for a direct DFT calculation of phonons, in this case you can use the phonons for the unit cell and add the
finite size as a perturbation with Green function methods. I know a paper where this is done, but there are probably others, and other methods. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03011389<br>
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<div>Please help if you can. I am trying to find out the dispersion relation of graphene. I know that to find out the relation I have to use pw.x, ph.x, q2r.x and matdyn.x. But the problem is, after applying all the packages, I might get a phonon dispersion
relation of graphene which is infinitely long in x and y direction. However, in my model I am using a finite width of graphene around 10nm (24 unit cell in the vertical direction). Which command in QE can do this for me so that I can model a graphene which
is infinitely long in x direction and 10 nm in y direction?</div>
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<div>Best Regards</div>
<div>Md Jahid Hasan<br>
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