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Hi, I have a question regarding including "--polar" tag for polar materials like GaN/AlN.
I was following this workflow on extracting second and third-order force constants for GaN. It mentions about including "--polar" tag to account for the long-range electrostatics.
I'm a bit unsure about how the non-analytical correction term is implemented in the TDEP package. Based on my understanding, the correction terms are included as a correction factor at the Gamma point in the dynamical matrix calculation (and lattice thermal conductivity) to account for the residual long-range effects missed out due to real-space cutoffs used in force constants. However, I'm not entirely sure how they come into effect while calculating the force constant itself.
Can you please help clarifying this?
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Hi, I have a question regarding including "--polar" tag for polar materials like GaN/AlN.
I was following this workflow on extracting second and third-order force constants for GaN. It mentions about including "--polar" tag to account for the long-range electrostatics.
I'm a bit unsure about how the non-analytical correction term is implemented in the TDEP package. Based on my understanding, the correction terms are included as a correction factor at the Gamma point in the dynamical matrix calculation (and lattice thermal conductivity) to account for the residual long-range effects missed out due to real-space cutoffs used in force constants. However, I'm not entirely sure how they come into effect while calculating the force constant itself.
Can you please help clarifying this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: