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BORN | ||
NaCl-001.in | ||
NaCl-001.out | ||
NaCl-002.in | ||
NaCl-002.out | ||
NaCl.in | ||
NaCl.ph.in | ||
NaCl.ph.out | ||
README.md | ||
band.conf | ||
header.in | ||
phonopy_disp.yaml |
README.md
This is an example of QE-PW interface.
To create supercells with displacements:
% phonopy --qe -c NaCl.in -d --dim 2 2 2 --pa auto
A perfect 2x2x2 supercell (supercell.in
) and two 2x2x2 supercells
(supercell-xxx.in
) of the conventional unit cell written in NaCl.in are
created. In addition, phonopy_disp.yaml
file is created. After force
calculations with the crystal structures in supercell-xxx.in
, it is needed to
create FORCE_SETS
file by
% phonopy -f NaCl-001.out NaCl-002.out
Here *.out
files are the output of the PW calculations and are supposed to
contain the forces on atoms calculated by PW. The phonopy_disp.yaml
file has
to be put in the current directory. Now you can run phonon calculation, e.g.,
% phonopy-load --band "0.0 0.0 0.0 0.5 0.0 0.0 0.5 0.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.5 0.5 0.5" -p
BORN
file is created running DFPT calculation using ph.x
(phonon) code in
the quantum espresso package. The details are found in the phonopy
documentation. The input and output files of the ph.x
DFPT calculation are
NaCl.ph.in
and NaCl.ph.out
.
Thermal properties at constant volume are calculated by setting regular grid
with --mesh
and -t
option:
% phonopy-load -t --mesh 31 31 31
The thermal properties are written in thermal_properties.yaml
.