how to compute polarization
jadefox337
jadef... at gmail.com
Tue Nov 23 04:07:39 UTC 2010
Thank you. One question: do you mean that I should run from a
directory that contains the files generated when I ran calculation for
the dipoles ?
Best,
Madeleine
On Nov 18, 2:30 am, nadler <rod... at gmx.ch> wrote:
> Hi Madeleine,
> As far as I know, cp2k does not print it out directly and you have to
> calculate the dipoles prior to get the polarizabilities. Here are the
> sections that are necessary:
> &DFT
> [...]
> &REAL_TIME_PROPAGATION
> PROPAGATOR ETRS
> MAX_ITER 200
> MAT_EXP ARNOLDI
> INITIAL_WFN SCF_WFN
> EPS_ITER 1.0E-9
> EXP_ACCURACY 1.0E-10
> &END REAL_TIME_PROPAGATION
> &EFIELD
> ENVELOP CONSTANT
> INTENSITY 4.427E11
> POLARISATION 1 0 0
> WAVELENGTH 514
> &CONSTANT_ENV
> START_STEP 0
> END_STEP 1
> &END CONSTANT_ENV
> &END EFIELD
> [...]
> &PRINT
> &MOMENTS
> REFERENCE COM
> &END MOMENTS
> &END PRINT
> &END DFT
>
> You might check the input page for further details. Hanning Chen
> published recently a paper where he explains how to get the Raman
> spectrum (Chen et al, JPCC, 2010, 114, p. 14384).
>
> Cheers, Roger
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