[Pw_forum] T(E,V)

[BARRETEAU Cyrille]

Dear Raha,

To my knowledge it is not implemented in pwcond.x
May be in WanT (but I doubt it) which is probably more suited to treat "out of equilibrium" situations..

Cyrille

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Objet : [Pw_forum] T(E,V)

Dear QE users and developers,

I used pwcond.x to calculate zero-bias transmission coefficient and landauer formalism to calculate current-voltage characteristics. But I need non-equilibrium T to illustrate my I-V curve.
Could you kindly tell me how I can calculate Transmission spectra under applied voltage in QE?

Thanks in advance,
Raha

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Khadije Khalili
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Department of Physics
University of Mazandaran
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