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You can very easily
go from a slab (look previous example) or a decimated interface to a repeated
supercell calculation.
In the above 8 atom slab example you make a supercell
by just using in line 19 INTERFACE=F and changing
line 13 to 0.0 0.0 4.0 . Then your system is periodically repeated.
A different fast algorithm will be used to invert
the Dyson in this case since the matrix is not a simple band diagonal matrix
any more.
Alternatively you could use option 'sparse'.
The size of the
principal layer is found in a similar way as demonstrated earlier in this
manual.
If you are not sure that the
fast inversion algorithm will work in your case you can always use "full inv"
to make
Full inversion. Note here that the LATTICE=1 (line 9 on Fe bulk example)
should
also be changed to something like LATTICE=2 (or any other number)
or else you would be using the 2D k-points in your
3D supercell calculation. Alternatively you can erase all k-points files
in the mesh directory to be sure that correct k-points are created.
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Nikos Papanikolaou
2002-11-08