Dear Juzar Thingna,
*        Thanks !*
*        Actually, I have ever tried to calculate the frequency band in GHz
with the energy ranging from 0 eV to 5 eV. *
*To get the GHz band data, I have to  set a smaller BrodenEnergy. The result
is that I have to accept a larger output *
*file--filename.EPSIMG. Then I input the filename.EPSIMG, I get a larger
e2.dat. Siesta warns that "Too many *
*frequency points". As the high frequencies points are not what I need, I
intercept the low frequencies points as a new e2.dat.*
*With the new e2.dat, I use optical to calculate it and get the results.I am
not sure the results are right.  Is my behavior  reasonable ? *
*With so many frequencies points, Siesta completely can't calculate. In
another word, how can we deal with this problem?*
*  *
*Best Wishes!*
* *
*Gonerfar
*
2010/11/8 Juzar Thingna <[email protected]>

> Hi Gonefar,
>
> The sum rule (its the integral of the dipole strength=total number of
> electrons) is generally a check.
>
> >I have to calculate the energy ranging from 0 eV to 20 eV or much higher
> .Then I select the data what I need such as 0 eV ~ 2 eV. Is it right ?
>
> Yes this is correct.
>
> > If I want to calculate much lower frequency band such as GHz or MHz,
> Siesta can't work ?
>
> If your calculation is correct you will get the response of the system from
> 0 to 2 eV correctly, which means all frequencies upto 482 THz.
>
> Regards,
>
> Juzar Thingna
> Department of Physics,
> Center for Computation Science and Engineering,
> National University of Singapore.
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 7:15 PM, gonefar Yu <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>  Dear Sushil Auluck,
>>         Thank you very much!
>>         Does it mean Siesta can't calculate the energy ranging from 0 eV
>> to 2 eV? And if I want to get the material's electromagnetic character
>> ranging from 0 eV to 2 eV, I have to calculate the energy ranging from 0 eV
>> to 20 eV or much higher .Then I select the data what I need such as 0 eV ~ 2
>> eV. Is it right ?
>>         Suddenly, another question comes to me. As we know 1 eV equals
>> about 241 THz. If I want to calculate much lower frequency band such as GHz
>> or MHz, Siesta can't work ?
>>
>> Best Wishes!
>>
>> Gonefar
>> 2010/11/8 Sushil Auluck <[email protected]>
>>
>> hi,
>>> increase the max energy to 20 eV or even higher...as you go higher the
>>> sum rule will approach 100%....
>>> s.auluck
>>>
>>> > Dear All,
>>> >       Recently, I was using optical part to calculate the
>>> > graphene's electromagnetic character. I set Optical.EnergyMinimum 0 eV
>>> and
>>> > Optical.EnergyMaximum 2 eV.However, in the output file it appears "Fsum
>>> > rule
>>> > is not fulfilled by more than a 20% The dielectric function will be
>>> > extended
>>> > to higher energies by enforcing the Fsum rule This will increase the
>>> > quality
>>> > of the quantities calculated via the Kramers-Kroning relation." Then
>>> the
>>> > result such as reflectance.out, the energy is extended to 0 eV ~ 200 eV
>>> > while it should be 0 eV ~ 2 eV. As a new user, I am very confused about
>>> > that.
>>> >       I am eager to know how can I avoid the warning and get the energy
>>> > range what I need such as 0 eV ~ 2 eV.
>>> >       Thanks.
>>> >
>>> >       Yours
>>> >       Gonefar
>>> >
>>>
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