Hi,
- To check the noise level, you can plot the band structure from
the Wannier functions, and compare it with the DFT ones. Then you
can get a estimation of the deviation.
- I don't fully understand the question. I guess you mean how to check the order of the orbitals? Unfortunately this depends on the DFT code you're using.The most probable order is perhaps the one in the section "Orbital Definitions" in the Wannier90 user's guide (https://github.com/wannier-developers/wannier90/raw/v3.1.0/doc/compiled_docs/user_guide.pdf).
In your input file, the orbitals are defined:
begin projections
Mn: d
N : p
end projections
So perhaps the Mn d orbitals are dz2, dxz, dyz, dx2-y2, dxy. But
this need to be checked. You can first plot the Wannier functions
and check, then you'll know the default order of the code you're
using.
- I put the author of the "TomASD" code in CC.
Hi @Tom: What is the status of the code? Is it publicly
available? And what is the proper name of it? Could I put a link
in the TB2J documenation if it is availalbe? Thanks!
Best wishes,
HeXu
i meet the warning: Warning: Please check if the noise level of Wannier function Hamiltonian to make sure it is much smaller than the exchange values.how to deal with it.and how to check the orbital contribution from the wannier input as i upload it .and how to get TomASD software?thank you for your help
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