[Pw_forum] epsilon.x
mansourehp at gmail.com
mansourehp at gmail.com
Wed Nov 23 17:40:06 CET 2016
Dear Ferretti
I mean inter and intera smearings in inputpp of epsilon calculation not in inputscf. Do you mean I can set them similar kpt, Ecuts and smearing in scf input?
Thanks
M Pashangpour
IIAU,Tehran,Iran
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> On 23 Nov 2016, at 19:56, Andrea Ferretti <andrea.ferretti at unimore.it> wrote:
>
>
>
> Dear Pashangpour,
>
> the idea is very similar to the usual kpt convergence
> vs smearing parameter for a DOS calculation.
>
> At variance with scf runs, here you are computing a spectral quantity
> (the dielectric function as a function of the frequency), meaning that you
> may need a (much) finer mesh of kpts.
>
> In general, the larger the smearing, the lower the resolution of your
> spectrum (in the simplest case you are replacing dirac's deltas with
> gaussians), while the larger the kpt mesh that you use, the smaller the
> smearing parameter can be...
>
> I would follow a recipe like this:
> * set the smearing and converge the spectrum wrt kpts
> * if the accuracy of the spectrum (ie the resolution of its features) is
> ok with you, exit(),
> otherwise reduce the smearing parameter and iterate
> * by reducing the smearing you should expect to converge with a denser
> mesh of kpts (a rule of thumb could be dk * delta ~ constant, where
> dk is the kpt grid spacing and delta the smearing parameter.. though
> it probably depends on the system and on your requirements)
>
> Andrea
>
>
>> Dear all
>> How can I find suitable value of intersmear and intrasmear in epsioln calculation via epsilon.x?
>> Thanks in advance
>> M. Pashangpour
>> PhD of physics
>> IAU,Tehran,Iran
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
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