[Wien] Projected DOS calculation using QTL
Victor Pardo Castro
vpardo at usc.es
Fri Jun 17 12:39:20 CEST 2005
Dear Wien2k users,
I'm trying to calculate the DOS of a d-shell projected onto a certain basis for
atom 1 and 2 in my structure. Once I've produced the case.qtl1 and
case.qtl2 files, I don't know how to proceed to produce the case.dos* files.
This is what I've done (I'm using one of the latest versions of the code):
- type the unitary transformation from |lms> to the basis I want into the
case.cf1 and case.cf2 files. The unitarity test goes ok.
- the .inq file is something like:
FULL /FULL ( j=1/2 or 1/2,-1/2 and 1/2,1/2 extra)
DOSYM /NOSYM ( symmetrization is/is not performed )
-1. 1.5 ( energy window)
0.61159 ( fermi energy)
2 ( number of atoms for which the DOS are calculated)
1 2 ( jatom latom (index of ineq. atom, orbital quantum
number - only one per atom)
2 2 ( jatom latom (index of ineq. atom, orbital quantum
number - only one per atom)
- Then I run x qtl -up, x qtl -dn and generate the case.qtl1, case.qtl2 files,
which can be used by tetra to produce the DOS of my wish. The header (of
case.qtl1) looks like
the following:
Title
LATTICE CONST.=10.6580610.65806 8.98187 FERMI ENERGY= 0.61159
0 < NMAT < 0 SPIN=2 NATO 1
JATOM 1 MULT= 1 ISPLIT= 8 projected density of states
BAND: 1
-0.91479 1 1.00000 0.00436 0.00003 0.00000 0.00000 0.00001
-0.91479
-0.90804 1 1.00000 0.00390 0.00009 0.00006 0.00002 0.00002
-0.90804
I suppose in these files I have all the necessary information for getting the
DOS but I don't know how to continue, I've searched the mailing list and also
read
the usersguide but couldn't find the clue. My questions are:
- how do I ask tetra to use these files for calculating DOS?. (modifying *.def
files?, but how exactly?).
- how do I type in case.int the orbitals I wish to plot?, now I can no longer
use the header of qtlup and qtldn, isn't it? (in case I want to plot the DOS for
these "new orbitals").
- Do I need to produce the case.qtlup and case.qtldn files?
- how do I get the up/dn spin information from the qtl1, qtl2 files?.
Thank you for your help.
--
Victor Pardo (PhD Student)
Electromagnetism - Applied Physics Department
University Santiago de Compostela
Facultad de Fisica, Campus Sur s/n, E-15782 Santiago de Compostela (Spain)
Phone: +34 981 563100 Ext:13960 email: vpardo at usc.es
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