[Kwant] Mistake on the docstring of `PropagatingModes` ?

2017-10-16 Thread George Datseris
Dear All, (thanks so much for kwant ;) ) I am wondering whether there is a mistake/typo in the docstring of the PropagatingModes object. The reason is the following: In a simple lead (specifically graphene zigzag nanoribbon) at energy that excites 6 modes (only 3 with positive derivative

[Kwant] Understanding the scaling of the energy and wavenumber units of measurement

2017-09-08 Thread George Datseris
so confused that I had to ask. So, sorry in advance for the very easy question! Best, George Datseris MPI For Dynamics & Self-Organization

Re: [Kwant] Understanding the scaling of the energy and wavenumber units of measurement

2017-09-13 Thread George Datseris
the documentation and what Anton said in his previous answer. Best, George On 10-Sep-17 5:59 PM, George Datseris wrote: Dear Anton, Thank you for your kind reply, I really appreciate any help given! From your answer: The unit of energy everywhere is the same as the one you use when defining

Re: [Kwant] Understanding the scaling of the energy and wavenumber units of measurement

2017-09-13 Thread George Datseris
-values are in the units of the inverse period of the system whose band structure you are computing. Best, Anton On Wed, Sep 13, 2017 at 12:31 PM, George Datseris <george.datse...@ds.mpg.de <mailto:george.datse...@ds.mpg.de>> wrote: Dear Anton and Kwant team, I have an impo

Re: [Kwant] Understanding the scaling of the energy and wavenumber units of measurement

2017-09-10 Thread George Datseris
unit of energy everywhere is the same as the one you use when defining the Hamiltonian. I hope the above answers help. Best, Anton On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 3:12 PM, George Datseris <george.datse...@ds.mpg.de> wrote: Hello, I am having significant trouble understanding which are the units of me

[Kwant] Direction of wavevector of kwant.physics.Bands?

2017-11-11 Thread George Datseris
ut I have to know whether my "positive wavevector" and the lead's positive wavevectors are the same or opposite. Best regards, George Datseris |