[Wannier] Comparison projected DOS between projwfc.x and postw90.x
Dongzhe Li
dongzhe.li at uni-konstanz.de
Sun Jul 22 17:24:26 CEST 2018
Dear Wannier90 developers and users,
I am new Wannier90 user, and I would like to transform the bloch wavefunctions from PWSCF to Wannier basis for molecular junctions (one benzene molecule bridged by metallic leads). I followed the manual, the disentanglement and localization process have been done successfully. The total DOS calculated by PWSCF and by postw90.x are identical, and the Hamiltonian matrix H_{nm}(R) is completely real.
As a initial projection, for benzene molecule, I selected pz orbital for C, and s orbital for H. In addition, for the metallic lead the s and d orbitals are used. However, if I plot projected DOS on molecule with PWSCF (projwfc.x) and projected DOS with postw90.x for 12 MLWFs (6 pz and 6 s orbitals), they are slightly different, for example, a shift of molecular levels like ~0.1 eV. Not like the total DOS, they superpose.
Since I am interested in the transport properties on the molecular junctions, so the molecular levels alignment are very important. I would like to ask, in this case, my Wannierzation is trust-able or not?
Any comments will be appreciated.
Best regards,
Dongzhe
Department of Physics
Univ. Konstanz, Germany
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