The Isotropy Software has a module, called SMODES, that does a full
analysis of phonon modes; including their Raman/Infrared activity. It
uses 'simple' group theory only, and the only input it needs is the
structure: Therefore, it cannot be affected by any lack of convergence
or other errors in the DF(P)T calculation. I suggest always using
SMODES -before- doing a phonon calculation to know what to expect.

You can access SMODES at http://stokes.byu.edu/smodes.html

Best,
Turan.


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PhD Candidate, Cornell University


On Sat, Dec 3, 2011 at 5:10 AM, Paolo Giannozzi <giannozz at democritos.it> 
wrote:
>
> On Dec 2, 2011, at 18:32 , HASAN SAHIN wrote:
>
>> ? ? ?omega( ?4 - ?5) ? = ? ? ? ? 102.9 ?[cm-1] ? --> E
>> L_3 ? ? ? ? ?I+R
>> ? ? ?omega( ?6 - ?7) ? = ? ? ? ? 156.9 ?[cm-1] ? --> E
>> L_3 ? ? ? ? ?I+R
>> ? ? ?omega( ?8 - ?8) ? = ? ? ? ? 402.0 ?[cm-1] ? --> A_1
>> L_1 ? ? ? ?I+R
>> ? ? ?omega( ?9 - 10) ?= ? ? ? ? 719.8 ?[cm-1] ? --> E
>> L_3 ? ? ? ? ?I+R
>> ? ? ?omega( 11 - 11) = ? ? ? ? 831.9 ?[cm-1] ? --> A_1 ?L_1 ? ? ? ?I+R
>> ? ? ?omega( 12 - 12) = ? ? ? 1042.2 ?[cm-1] ? --> A_1 ?L_1 ? ? ? ?I+R
>
> no inversion symmetry
>
>> ? ? ?omega( ?4 - ?5) ? = ? ? ? ?104.8 ?[cm-1] ? --> E_g
>> L_3 ? ? ? ? ?R
>> ? ? ?omega( ?6 - ?7) ? = ? ? ? ?165.5 ?[cm-1] ? --> E_u
>> L_3' ? ? ? ? I
>> ? ? ?omega( ?8 - ?8) ? = ? ? ? ?398.5 ?[cm-1] ? --> A_1g L_1 ? ? ? ? R
>> ? ? ?omega( ?9 - 10) ?= ? ? ? ?715.3 ?[cm-1] ? --> E_g ?L_3 ? ? ? ? ?R
>> ? ? ?omega( 11 - 11) = ? ? ? ?827.6 ?[cm-1] ? --> A_2u L_2' ? ? ? ?I
>> ? ? ?omega( 12 - 12) = ? ? ? 1042.5 ?[cm-1] ? --> A_1g L_1 ? ? ? ?R
>
> inversion symmetry (note the "g" and "u", standing for "gerade", even,
> and "ungerade", odd). In presence of inversion symmetry, Raman-active
> modes are even, Infrared-active modes are odd
>
> P.
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