Dear EPW developers,
I am wondering whether the current implementation of EPW enables users to solve two-band (or even multi-band) isotropic Eliashberg equation.
So far if we provide a total "a2f" file, a "one-band" isotropic Eliashberg equation is solved (one Z and one Delta). Is it possible that we provide multiple "a2f" files (a2f_11, a2f_12, a2f_21, a2f_22) and a "two-band" isotropic Eliashberg equation is solved (two Z and two Delta)?
A closely related question is: can EPW calculate band-resolved "a2f"? A post on this forum says that if we fix "ibnd" and "jbnd" in eliashberg_setup.f90, then we can get band-resolved "a2f". But does that mean for a two-band system, we need to run epw four times in order to get "a2f_11", "a2f_12", "a2f_21" and "a2f_22"? Is there a convenient way to get band-resolved "a2f" from EPW?
Thank you very much.
Dr. Hanghui Chen
Department of Physics
NYU Shanghai and New York University
Two-band isotropic Eliashberg equation
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Re: Two-band isotropic Eliashberg equation
Hi,
At this point the code only works with a single-band in the isotropic case.
The code can calculate a2fij(ik,iq,ibnd,jbnd,iwph) but that specific subroutine is not used at this point. The subroutine is named evaluate_a2fij and can be found in superconductivity_aniso.f90
Best,
Roxana
At this point the code only works with a single-band in the isotropic case.
The code can calculate a2fij(ik,iq,ibnd,jbnd,iwph) but that specific subroutine is not used at this point. The subroutine is named evaluate_a2fij and can be found in superconductivity_aniso.f90
Best,
Roxana
Roxana Margine
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Department of Physics, Applied Physics and Astronomy
Binghamton University, State University of New York
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Department of Physics, Applied Physics and Astronomy
Binghamton University, State University of New York
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Re: Two-band isotropic Eliashberg equation
Dear Roxana,
Thank you very much.
Dr. Hanghui Chen
NYU Shanghai and New York University
Thank you very much.
Dr. Hanghui Chen
NYU Shanghai and New York University