Dear VASP users,
Does VASP output allows for an approximation of the oscillator strength by the formula shown in the following?
fij = 4πmeωij |Dij|2/3he2
where ωij is equal to the angular frequency of light needed to promote an electron from state i to state j and Dij represents the transition dipole formed upon this excitation.
Can someone suggest me how I can do it?
Thanks and regards
Sandeep
How to calculate oscillator strength within DFT?
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Re: How to calculate oscillator strength within DFT?
So that's basically dielectric properties what you need.
Please read this chapter in the VASP wiki:
wiki/index.php/Category:Dielectric_Properties
Also the following paper describes what is done in VASP:
https://journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/1 ... .73.045112
Please read this chapter in the VASP wiki:
wiki/index.php/Category:Dielectric_Properties
Also the following paper describes what is done in VASP:
https://journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/1 ... .73.045112
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Re: How to calculate oscillator strength within DFT?
Dear Ferenc,
Thank you for your response. Actually my main concern is about Dij parameters which is a transition between an initial state i and a final state j. I wonder how to calculate this terms ?. Is it possible to write this term directly in OUTCAR? Is the squares of transition dipole moment considered only between the highest valence band and the lowest conduction band only or for all bands?
Thanks and regards
Sandeep
Thank you for your response. Actually my main concern is about Dij parameters which is a transition between an initial state i and a final state j. I wonder how to calculate this terms ?. Is it possible to write this term directly in OUTCAR? Is the squares of transition dipole moment considered only between the highest valence band and the lowest conduction band only or for all bands?
Thanks and regards
Sandeep
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