an I over come this
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I think it is rather clear that a larger "broadening" will make the
"gap" smaller (and this of course arteficially).
Am 06.09.2012 08:51, schrieb Tiem Leong Yoon:
> We simulate a tantalate system using LDA+U. We use small k-points, 18,
> k-points, and SCF is done in less than 20 cycles. Then it i
The wf is written als psi(r)_k = Sum(K) c_K exp(iKr)
So obviously the 3 numbers are the K-vectors (full reciprocal space
lattice vectors) and the number is the corresponding c_K coefficient.
This c_K is here just a real number, sumetimes it could be a complex number.
and of course the c_K is diff
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