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okay, thank you for the reply.

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where can i find the phyton script?

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okay, thank you for your reply.  :)

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I would like to ask how to find the bond length of Carbon-Carbon bond in graphene when simulate with DFT. Thank you.

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General Questions and Answers / Re: k-point sampling in DFT
« on: April 20, 2016, 12:02 »
Thank you for the answer.  :)

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General Questions and Answers / k-point sampling in DFT
« on: April 20, 2016, 06:31 »
The explanation on k-point sampling in the manual is not helping me to understand the usage of k-point sampling. can anyone help me. thank you.

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I seem to be unable to find the   tutorial on how to calculate DOS from the manual. Is there any specific manual on calculating the DOS?

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okay, thank you.  :)

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thank you for the answer. :)

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General Questions and Answers / calculate electron density
« on: April 18, 2016, 09:26 »
How to calculate electron density? Is there any manual on how to calculate electron density?

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Thank you Mr Wellendroff, to spend your time to answer my confusion. There's one more thing that confuses me. I'm sorry if I ask too much. When i run the simulation for 4 layers graphene using k-point 9x9x1 the result is quite strange. So, I run the simulation for 4 layers graphene using k-point 3x3x1 and the result came out better. Since you said that the higher k-point value the better, why it happen to be that the result of 3x3x1 is better than 9x9x1? Thank you.

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Is there any specific  explanation on k-point value when calculating band gap of graphene using DFT? Why need to use na =3, nb = 3, nc =1 and na=9, nb=9, nc=1? And why on the Brillouin zone need to use G,M,K,G?
I really need help on this. Thank you.

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