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Tutorial 2: converging GW calculation on Si

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on converging GW calculations for silicon using BerkeleyGW. It details the step-by-step process to converge both the band structure and screened cutoff. Participants will learn how to compute the dielectric matrix with an infinite number of empty states and g-vectors. Additionally, the tutorial covers testing the error in quasiparticle (QP) gaps by varying the number of bands in the CH summation and how the dielectric matrix influences results. Convergence plots will be generated to analyze errors and establish reliable parameters for accurate calculations.

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Tutorial 2: converging GW calculation on Si

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  1. Tutorial 2: converging GW calculation on Si Derek Vigil-Fowler 11/22/13 BerkeleyGW Workshop 2013

  2. Scheme for converging bands and screened cutoff together Calculate the dielectric matrix with “infinite” number of empty states and g-vectors, test error in QP gaps as you vary number of bands used in CH summation Test error as you vary the number of g-vectors in your dielectric matrix while using an infinite number of empty states and and infinite number of bands in CH summation Test error as you vary the number of empty states used in dielectric matrix while using an infinite number of g-vectors and an infinite number of bands in the CH summation

  3. Workflow for tutorial Generate ε-1 for number of bands, G-vectors = ∞ Calculate QP energies with different numbers of bands in CH summation. Look at convergence plots Calculate QP energies with different values of screened cutoff, number of bands in CH summation = ∞. Look at convergence plots Generate ε-1 number of G-vectors = ∞, different numbers of bands in dielectric matrix calculation. Calculate QP energies with number of bands in CH summation = ∞. Look at convergence plots. From convergence plots, determine screened cutoff, number of bands in epsilon, and number of bands in CH summation to give 100 meV error

  4. Convergence with bands in CH summation

  5. Convergence with bands in epsilon calculation

  6. Convergence with screened cutoff

  7. Goals The basic goals are the following: 1. Understand the steps of the convergence process. 2. Estimate the error from using a finite number of bands and G-vectors. The stretch goals are: 1. Check convergence with wavefunction cutoff. 2. Check convergence with q-grid. cd $SCRATCH cp -r /project/projectdirs/m1694/BGW-2013/2.1-silicon_convergence .

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