Which band and K-points contribute more for lambda

[zega14]

Dear All

I hope everyone is doing great. I have calculated lambda ( ele-phon coupling constant) and I would like to know which bands and k-points are contributed more for lambda. How can I find this information? Thank you.


Sincerely, Zegnet

[hpaudya1]

Hi Zegnet,

I am not sure how (which approach) did you calculate lambda, however if you have used "eliashberg = .true.", you can find "prefix.lambda_aniso" file which contains 4 columns "# Enk-Ef[eV] lambda_nk #kpt #band".

Best,
Hari Paudyal

[zega14]

Dear Hari

Thank you very much! I have not used eliashberg to calculate lambda. I used the normal method (elph=.true.). Do I have to use eliashberg=.true. variable to get information about the band contribution to lambda?


Sincerely, Zegnet

[hpaudya1]

Hi Zegnet,

Could you please share your input/output files so that I can give you the best answer?

Best,
Hari Paudyal

[zega14]

Hi Hari

Here is the input

&inputepw


elph = .true.
kmaps = .false.
epbwrite = .true.
epbread = .false.

epwwrite = .true.
epwread = .false.

nbndsub = 30
! bands_skipped = 'exclude_bands = 1-10'

wannierize = .true.
num_iter = 300

proj(1) = 'l=0; l=1'
proj(2) = 'l=0; l=1'


wdata(1) = 'bands_plot = .true.'
wdata(2) = 'bands_num_points=20'
wdata(3) = 'bands_plot_format = gnuplot'
wdata(4) = 'begin kpoint_path'

wdata(10) = 'end kpoint_path'

iverbosity = 0

elecselfen = .true.
phonselfen = .true.

efermi_read = .true.
fermi_energy = 4.6


fsthick = 2 ! eV
temps = 0.075 ! K
degaussw = 0.2 ! eV
degaussq = 0.05 !meV

a2f = .true.

dvscf_dir = '../../../phonons/save'

nk1 = 6
nk2 = 6
nk3 = 4

nq1 = 6
nq2 = 6
nq3 = 4

nkf1 = 60
nkf2 = 60
nkf3 = 60

nqf1 = 16
nqf2 = 16
nqf3 = 16


out put

Memory usage: VmHWM = 769Mb
VmPeak = 1464Mb
===================================================================


===================================================================
Eliashberg Spectral Function in the Migdal Approximation
===================================================================

lambda : 0.3423983
lambda_tr : 0.3797309

Estimated Allen-Dynes Tc

logavg = 0.0004335 l_a2f = 0.3424619
mu = 0.10 Tc = 0.103596615530 K
mu = 0.12 Tc = 0.047641097098 K
mu = 0.14 Tc = 0.017616035963 K
mu = 0.16 Tc = 0.004706846907 K
mu = 0.18 Tc = 0.000751339318 K
mu = 0.20 Tc = 0.000049259594 K

I am now running anisotropic eliashberg calculation but when I check the out put file it stuck on:

Finish reading egnv file


Size of allocated memory per pool: ~= 1.5452 Gb

Size of allocated memory per pool: ~= 1.5346 Gb

Max nr of q-points = 3072


Finish reading ikmap files


Start reading .ephmat files


Finish reading .ephmat files


The calculation is still running. I used default iverbosity = 0. Any idea why it is not updating? Thank you.

[hpaudya1]

Hi Zegnet,

I can only guess what might have happened.

Code is calculating a2f and lambda after reading freq, egnv, ikmap, and ephmat files. This might take minutes to hours depending on your input setting and nr. of cores used.

I see you have fsthick = 2 eV, do you have any reason to take this large fermi window? I recommend using four times your maximum phonon frequency.
nkf/nqf = 60^3/16^3 (Code does not work with non commensurate fine k/q meshes). I recommend try smaller commensurate meshes eg. 30x30x20.


Best,
Hari