[Pw_forum] problem of Bi2Se3 with spin orbit coupling parity analysis at TRIM points
Andrea Dal Corso
dalcorso at sissa.it
Sun Jun 4 20:29:30 CEST 2017
I meant that in the NOSOC case the valence bands go from 11 to 24
(14 bands) and 6 have parity g while 8 have parity u.
In the SOC case the same valence bands goes from 21 to 48
and 14 are + and 14 are - meaning that 7 couples of degenerate bands
are + and 7 couples are -.
HTH,
Andrea
Quoting balabi <balabi at qq.com>:
> Dear Andrea,
> Thank you very much for explanation.
> But I don't get it. What do you mean by 6g and 8u? Which lines do
> 6g and 8u ( also 7+ 7-)correspond to?
> And I can not see why your argument can lead to different parity
> product for nosoc and soc case.
> I still don't know why my counting is wrong.
>
> best regards
>
>
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