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README
This is an example of usage of phonopy-qha. The POSCAR's are the conventional unit cells used to calculate thermal properties at volumes (2x2x2 supercell, VASP 4.6.35, PBE, 3x3x3 k-points, 20x20x20 q-points for conventional unit cell, i.e., without --pa, and --tstep=2). Experimental values may be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_expansion . The following command demonstrates the quasi-harmonic approximation calculation. % phonopy-qha e-v.dat thermal_properties.yaml-{-{5..1},{0..5}} For more plots in pdf, % phonopy-qha -s e-v.dat thermal_properties.yaml-{-{5..1},{0..5}} Before running Si.py, FORCE_SETs have to be created from vasprun.xml's, that are in the compressed file, with disp.yaml that is contained in this directory.