[QE-users] Best Hubbard occupation on the fly

2024-01-08 Thread Mpayami via users

Dear QE Community,

Hello.
I am interested to know how can one find the best Hubbard occupations (or the 
best in a given model subspace ) in DFT+U on the fly?
The question arises from the fact that in an AIMD run which the system stays on 
BO-PES, within a DFT+U an update to occupation matrices is needed at each 
time-step. 
Any comments is highly appreciated.

Best regards, and
BEST WISHES in this NEW YEAR



Mahmoud Payami
NSTRI, AEOI
Tehran, Iran
Email: mpay...@aeoi.org.ir
Phone: +98(0)2182066504



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Re: [QE-users] Calculating Dielectric Constant

2024-01-08 Thread Lorenzo Paulatto

Dear Elham,

the static dielectric constant is computed by the phonon (ph.x) code in 
non-metallic crystals, just by setting epsil=.true.


See for example, step 7 of example 1 therein (PHonon/examples/example01)


If you want the electronic or phononic contribution to the complex 
frequency-dependent dielectric matrix, it is another story. You can do 
the former with epsilon.x (PP/Doc/eps_man.pdf) and the latter with the 
"anharmonic" code package that I develop (https://anharmonic.github.io/) 
both calculations are way more complex and require a bit of studying. 
Other methods are also available.



hth


On 08/01/2024 21:19, Elham Rezaee wrote:


Dear Quantum ESPRESSO Users,

 I am currently working on a project that requires the calculation of 
the dielectric constant of a material, and I would like to use Quantum 
ESPRESSO for this purpose.


I am reaching out to the community to ask for guidance on how to 
perform these calculations within the Quantum ESPRESSO framework. If 
any of you have experience with this or can point me towards relevant 
resources or documentation, I would greatly appreciate it.


Specifically, I am looking for:

 1. Any tutorials or user guides that cover the calculation of
dielectric constants.
Tips on how to set up my input files for these calculations.
Any example input/output files that could aid my understanding.

I am grateful for any assistance you can provide and am eager to 
contribute back to the community with my findings.


Thank you for your time and help.

Best regards,

Elham Rezaee, PhD student
University of New Brunswick, Canada


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[QE-users] Calculating Dielectric Constant

2024-01-08 Thread Elham Rezaee
Dear Quantum ESPRESSO Users,

 I am currently working on a project that requires the calculation of the 
dielectric constant of a material, and I would like to use Quantum ESPRESSO for 
this purpose.

I am reaching out to the community to ask for guidance on how to perform these 
calculations within the Quantum ESPRESSO framework. If any of you have 
experience with this or can point me towards relevant resources or 
documentation, I would greatly appreciate it.

Specifically, I am looking for:

  1.  Any tutorials or user guides that cover the calculation of dielectric 
constants.
Tips on how to set up my input files for these calculations.
Any example input/output files that could aid my understanding.

I am grateful for any assistance you can provide and am eager to contribute 
back to the community with my findings.

Thank you for your time and help.

Best regards,

Elham Rezaee, PhD student
University of New Brunswick, Canada
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