polar 2d materials
Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2017 4:45 pm
Hi,
QE/EPW currently does not use a truncated Coulomb potential for treating 2d materials. As such, is it correct to use the flag lpolar for the calculation of self-energies for polar 2d materials? I find that when lpolar is true for monolayer MoS2, the electronic scattering rates come out to be three orders of magnitude higher than published results in literature. Setting lpolar to false gives reasonable results.
On a related note, I found that the flag system_2d does not make any difference to the result.
Best regards
QE/EPW currently does not use a truncated Coulomb potential for treating 2d materials. As such, is it correct to use the flag lpolar for the calculation of self-energies for polar 2d materials? I find that when lpolar is true for monolayer MoS2, the electronic scattering rates come out to be three orders of magnitude higher than published results in literature. Setting lpolar to false gives reasonable results.
On a related note, I found that the flag system_2d does not make any difference to the result.
Best regards