[Pw_forum] where does pp.x get degauss from for plot_num = 3?
J. D. Burton
jdburton1 at gmail.com
Thu Sep 16 22:22:40 CEST 2010
Greetings,
I'm trying to use plot_num = 3 to image the metal induced gap states in a
metal/insulator heterostructure and what I'm getting doesn't make much
sense: there should be a roughly exponential decay into the insulator from
both interfaces, but I find the Fermi-level ldos in the insulator is roughly
the same as in the metal, and there are some regions in the metal where
there is essentially zero Fermi-level ldos.
Anyway, my question is: Where does the pp.x program get the value of degauss
that it uses to smear out the eigenvalues for the ldos calculation? I want
to try changing this to see what happens to the result.
Cheers,
J. D. Burton
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