[Wien] KP in mstar output files
Rubel, Oleg
rubelo at mcmaster.ca
Thu Dec 3 16:19:55 CET 2020
Dear Majid,
In addition to Peter's comment, I would note that it might be easier to start with a non-shifted (Gamma centered) k mesh. Then the Gamma point is always the 1st one.
Here is the case.klist_band used in the paper
-100 0 0 1520 2.0
-80 0 0 1520 2.0
-60 0 0 1520 2.0
-50 0 0 1520 2.0
-40 0 0 1520 2.0
-30 0 0 1520 2.0
-25 0 0 1520 2.0
-20 0 0 1520 2.0
-15 0 0 1520 2.0
-10 0 0 1520 2.0
-7 0 0 1520 2.0
-4 0 0 1520 2.0
GAMMA 0 0 0 1520 2.0
4 0 0 1520 2.0
7 0 0 1520 2.0
10 0 0 1520 2.0
15 0 0 1520 2.0
20 0 0 1520 2.0
25 0 0 1520 2.0
30 0 0 1520 2.0
40 0 0 1520 2.0
50 0 0 1520 2.0
60 0 0 1520 2.0
80 0 0 1520 2.0
100 0 0 1520 2.0
END
Its main purpose was to check our perturbation theory result vs band curvature fitting. It just happens to be that the Gamma point is #13 in that list.
Best regards
Oleg
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