[Wannier] large spreeds for some WFs
lan haiping
lanhaiping at gmail.com
Thu Nov 23 13:21:58 CET 2006
Dear All,
I am trying to study disentanglement of wannier with nanotube (10 0) by
including several conduction bands.
There are some problems that i didnot come to for the cases of only valence
bands included.
First , it takes me long time to reach the convergence thread for
disentangle process. I just tried to tune dis_mix_ratio , but there is no
much effect. In my calculation, I had included 130 bands for disentangling
100 WFs, it would take about 4000 iterations to reach convergence no matter
what dis_mix_ratio i set to. This value is of course seriouly larger than
the default value (200).
Though there are a few parameters for disentanglement, i donot have much
idea about
energy window settings for disentanglement and frozen energy window. Could
we just set dis_win_min to conduction bands' bottom in my semiconducting cnt
case ? I also tried to set frozen energy window , but there was no much
effect for improving convergence. Could the proper frozen energy window
improve convergence ? and would you please tell how to set up frozen energy
window properly ?
Another question is about large spreads for some WFs after
wannierise.Afterwannierise process, there are mainly 3 groups of
spreads of WFs. Spreads of
first group are around 0.6- 0.7, while 1.6-2.4 are for second group. There
are 2 WFs for third group, of spreads around 7.0 ,which are great larger
than that of other two group. Does such result have proper physical meaning
?
Any comments will be appreciated. As far as i know, large spreads of WFs
may not be suitable for tight binding calculation . Are there any methods or
settings to obtain smaller spreads of WFs ?
Best Wishes,
hai-ping
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