[Pw_forum] momentum matrix element calculation in PWSCF
Nicola Marzari
nicola.marzari at materials.ox.ac.uk
Wed Feb 16 11:35:51 CET 2011
Dear Yukihiro,
epsil.f90 (in QE) does what you ask, but probably it would be worth
investing in YAMBO or SaX (both public and interfaced with QE).
Note that the reconstruction of the AE wavefunction might be relevant.
Maybe others can comment on that ?
nicola
On 2/16/11 7:33 AM, yukihiro_okuno at fujifilm.co.jp wrote:
>
> Dear PWSCF developers.
>
> I want to calculate absorption or dielectric (\epsion' or \epsilon'' ) of
> materials
>
> I know in order to get optical properties of materials accurately,
>
> Bethe Salpieter equation is recommended, but for saving calculation
> time,
>
> we want to do more simple calculation.
>
> Then, if the momentum operator matrix element ( or transition matrix
> element<\phi_{c} | r| \phi_{v}> )
>
>
> <\phi_{c}|p|\phi_{v}> (where \phi_{c} , \phi_{v} is conduction and valence
> wave functions, respectively.
>
> and p is the momentum operator )
>
> can be calculated, I think dielectric function can be estimated.
>
> Then, are there subroutine in PWSCF to calculate momentum matrix element in
> order to estimate the
>
> absorption or dielectric function.
>
> Can XSpectra be used to estimate the absorption or dielectric function of
> the materials ?
>
>
> Sincerely, Yukihiro Okuno.
>
>
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