diff --git a/_modules/kaldo/conductivity.html b/_modules/kaldo/conductivity.html index 162fd1c2..c37e1ef6 100644 --- a/_modules/kaldo/conductivity.html +++ b/_modules/kaldo/conductivity.html @@ -545,9 +545,10 @@
folder (string, optional) – Specifies where to store the data files. Default is .
anharmonic_bandwidth
Calculate the phonons bandwidth, the inverse of the lifetime, for each k point in k_points and each mode.
+bandwidth
Calculate the phonons bandwidth, the inverse of the lifetime, for each k point in k_points and each mode.
eigenvalues
Calculates the eigenvalues of the dynamical matrix in Thz^2.
@@ -499,6 +506,8 @@heat_capacity_2d
Calculate the generalized 2d heat capacity for each k point in k_points and each mode.
isotopic_bandwidth
Calculate the isotopic bandwidth with Tamura perturbative formula.
+omega
Calculates the angular frequencies from the diagonalized dynamical matrix.
participation_ratio
Calculates the participation ratio of each normal mode.
@@ -523,6 +532,19 @@Calculate the phonons bandwidth, the inverse of the lifetime, for each k point in k_points and each mode.
+bandwidth – bandwidth for each k point and each mode
+np.array(n_k_points, n_modes)
+Calculate the phonons bandwidth, the inverse of the lifetime, for each k point in k_points and each mode.
@@ -603,6 +625,14 @@Calculate the isotopic bandwidth with Tamura perturbative formula. +Defined by equations in DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.27.858 +:returns: isotopic_bw – (n_k_points, n_modes) atomic participation +:rtype: np array
+Calculates the angular frequencies from the diagonalized dynamical matrix.
diff --git a/docsource/introduction.html b/docsource/introduction.html index 5930c241..6b512b72 100644 --- a/docsource/introduction.html +++ b/docsource/introduction.html @@ -679,12 +679,12 @@Below we illustrate the main features of the code
- +We gratefully acknowledge support by the Investment Software Fellowships (grant No. ACI-1547580-479590) of the NSF Molecular Sciences Software Institute (grant No. ACI-1547580) at Virginia Tech.
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The workflow for ALD calculations is illustrated below
- +Here, we present two example simulations of both a periodic and an amorphous structure.
The silicon diamond modes analysis is shown above. Quantum (red) and classical (blue) results are compared. a) Normalized density of states, b) Normalized phase-space per mode , c) lifetime per mode , d) mean free path , and e) cumulative conductivity .
Classical and quantum properties for 4096 atom amorphous silicon system are shown above. a) density of states, b) lifetimes, c) diffusivities, and e) cumulative thermal conductivity. In spite of the increased quantum lifetimes, a decrease of 0.17W/m/K is seen in the quantum conductivity. The difference in conductivity is primarily a result of the overestimation of classical high frequency heat capacities.
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