[QE-users] Regarding el-ph coupling constant and superconducting transition temperature
Lorenzo Paulatto
paulatz at gmail.com
Sat Jul 25 15:15:35 CEST 2020
I think Al is one of the examples of the lambda code, check in PH/examples
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Lorenzo Paulatto
On Fri, 24 Jul 2020, 22:04 Amir Hossein TALEBI HABIBABADI, <
amir.talebi at uni.lu> wrote:
> Dear Quantum Espresso users
>
>
> I was wondering if anybody knows how to find the electron-phonon coupling
> constant for Al. I shared my question before, however still didn't get any
> idea or comment. This is a gentle reminder.
>
>
>
> Thank you very much,
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> *Subject:* {Possibly Forged} [QE-users] Regarding el-ph coupling constant
> and superconducting transition temperature
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>
> Dear QE users,
>
> I was trying to get el-ph coupling constant and the superconducting
> transition temperature of Al, an example provided by QE. I followed the
> exact way as it was instructed in Phonon example. I successfully run all
> steps of calculations. At the end of calculations, I got lambda.dat,
> lmbda.out and lambda output files but I was wondering how to extract the
> exact value of Tc and el-ph coupling constant for Al as there are many Tc
> and lambda values with having different broadening values in lambda.out
> files. Below are the output files of Al calculations:
>
>
> ambda.dat
> # degauss lambda int alpha2F <log w> N(Ef)
> 0.005 0.292219 0.292219 392.156 1.339210
> 0.010 0.434780 0.434937 352.897 1.881761
> 0.015 0.426036 0.426358 341.143 2.123229
> 0.020 0.397530 0.397877 336.084 2.249739
> 0.025 0.376245 0.376564 332.295 2.329803
> 0.030 0.366800 0.367086 328.971 2.396029
> 0.035 0.365939 0.366202 326.273 2.455226
> 0.040 0.370225 0.370477 324.195 2.507873
> 0.045 0.376730 0.376976 322.662 2.552966
> 0.050 0.383525 0.383770 321.551 2.589582
>
> lambda.out
> lambda = 0.292219 ( 0.292219 ) <log w>= 392.156 K N(Ef)=
> 1.339210 at degauss= 0.005
> lambda = 0.434780 ( 0.434937 ) <log w>= 352.897 K N(Ef)=
> 1.881761 at degauss= 0.010
> lambda = 0.426036 ( 0.426358 ) <log w>= 341.143 K N(Ef)=
> 2.123229 at degauss= 0.015
> lambda = 0.397530 ( 0.397877 ) <log w>= 336.084 K N(Ef)=
> 2.249739 at degauss= 0.020
> lambda = 0.376245 ( 0.376564 ) <log w>= 332.295 K N(Ef)=
> 2.329803 at degauss= 0.025
> lambda = 0.366800 ( 0.367086 ) <log w>= 328.971 K N(Ef)=
> 2.396029 at degauss= 0.030
> lambda = 0.365939 ( 0.366202 ) <log w>= 326.273 K N(Ef)=
> 2.455226 at degauss= 0.035
> lambda = 0.370225 ( 0.370477 ) <log w>= 324.195 K N(Ef)=
> 2.507873 at degauss= 0.040
> lambda = 0.376730 ( 0.376976 ) <log w>= 322.662 K N(Ef)=
> 2.552966 at degauss= 0.045
> lambda = 0.383525 ( 0.383770 ) <log w>= 321.551 K N(Ef)=
> 2.589582 at degauss= 0.050
> lambda omega_log T_c
> 0.29222 392.156 0.145
> 0.43478 352.897 2.308
> 0.42604 341.143 2.014
> 0.39753 336.084 1.362
> 0.37625 332.295 0.965
> 0.36680 328.971 0.810
> 0.36594 326.273 0.791
> 0.37023 324.195 0.849
> 0.37673 322.662 0.945
> 0.38353 321.551 1.053
>
> lambda
>
>
> Electron-phonon coupling constant, lambda
>
> Broadening 0.0050 lambda 0.2036 dos(Ef) 1.3392 omega_ln [K]
> 813.2920
> Broadening 0.0100 lambda 0.3885 dos(Ef) 1.8818 omega_ln [K]
> 426.3402
> Broadening 0.0150 lambda 0.4017 dos(Ef) 2.1232 omega_ln [K]
> 374.0602
> Broadening 0.0200 lambda 0.3810 dos(Ef) 2.2497 omega_ln [K]
> 356.9698
> Broadening 0.0250 lambda 0.3621 dos(Ef) 2.3298 omega_ln [K]
> 347.0939
> Broadening 0.0300 lambda 0.3530 dos(Ef) 2.3960 omega_ln [K]
> 339.6823
> Broadening 0.0350 lambda 0.3516 dos(Ef) 2.4552 omega_ln [K]
> 333.9827
> Broadening 0.0400 lambda 0.3543 dos(Ef) 2.5079 omega_ln [K]
> 329.7422
> Broadening 0.0450 lambda 0.3583 dos(Ef) 2.5530 omega_ln [K]
> 326.6856
> Broadening 0.0500 lambda 0.3621 dos(Ef) 2.5896 omega_ln [K]
> 324.5323
>
>
> It would be great if someone can suggest me.
> Best regards
> Amir Talebi
>
>
>
>
>
>
> *--------------------------------------- *
> Amir Hossein Talebi,
> Department of Physics and Materials Science,
> University of Luxembourg.
>
>
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