[CP2K:6015] Definition of supercell and normalisation of Wannier functions
hut... at chem.uzh.ch
hut... at chem.uzh.ch
Wed Jan 21 16:50:28 UTC 2015
Hi
1) The supercell = computational cell is specified in
&FORCE_EVAL / &SUBSYS / &CELL
2) Wannier functions are just a special representation of orbitals.
They are normalized as <W_i | W_j> = delta_ij, where the integral
is over the supercell. Remember to correctly include PBC and
that CP2K uses the Gamma point approximation.
regards
Juerg
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From: Karl Leikanger
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Date: 01/20/2015 05:30PM
Subject: [CP2K:6015] Definition of supercell and normalisation of Wannier functions
Hi.
I use CP2K Hartree-Fock and DFT to calculate the Wannier functions. I have a few simple (and possibly stupid) questions that i have problems figuring out given the information in the reference manual.
1) How do you specify the size of the supercell of the periodic system and
2) how is the Wannier functions normalised in the code.
Regards,Karl R. Leikanger.
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