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Revision as of 14:40, 14 March 2017
In this tutorial we will give a step-by-step demonstration how to generate the Yambo databases starting from a PWscf calculation.
Prerequisites
You will need the DFT input files and pseudopotentials for bulk hexagonal BN (hBN), and a working p2y
executable.
SCF run
NSCF run
p2y conversion
p2y
(PWscf to yambo) is a small code for converting data from a PREFIX.save
directory into a format that can be read by Yambo. In general, it is sufficient just to enter the PREFIX.save
directory and launch p2y
:
$ cd hBN.save $ ls data-file.xml ... $ p2y [output]
We start using the SAVE
database created in the Generating the Yambo databases tutorial for bulk hBN. First, enter the directory for hBN containing the SAVE
folder:
$ ls SAVE $ ls SAVE ns.db1 ns.wf ns.kb_pp_pwscf ns.wf_fragments_1_1 ... ns.kb_pp_pwscf_fragment_1 ...
Remember: do not try to run yambo from inside the SAVE
folder!
Next tutorial: [Introduction to yambo: input, output and command line interface]