Dear QE users, my apologies if this question has already been addressed, I wasn't able to find anything relevant in the archives.
Namely, I'm calculating a clusterlike system, using obviously periodic boundary conditions and a single k-point (specified explicitly as a k-point grid instead of using the keyword gamma to ensure compatibility with other post-processing steps). In a continuum systems, I've used bands.x (lsym = .true.) to find out the symmetry of each wavefunction/eigenstate but it appears that the case with a single k-point is not supported. My question is thus, is the information on the irreducible representation of the eigenstates known during a normal scf/bands run, and if yes, where should I modify the code (and possibly also how) in order to most easily print them out? Best wishes, Mari Ij?s PhD student Department of Applied Physics Aalto University School of Science, Helsinki, Finland
