SupercellElectronPhononDisplacedStructureMaker¶
- class atomate2.vasp.jobs.elph.SupercellElectronPhononDisplacedStructureMaker(name='supercell electron phonon displacements', input_set_generator=<factory>, write_input_set_kwargs=<factory>, copy_vasp_kwargs=<factory>, run_vasp_kwargs=<factory>, task_document_kwargs=<factory>, stop_children_kwargs=<factory>, write_additional_data=<factory>, transformations=('SupercellTransformation', ), transformation_params=None, temperatures=(0, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000), min_supercell_length=15)[source]¶
Bases:
TransmuterMaker
Maker to run electron phonon VASP jobs to generate displaced structures.
This job:
Generates a close to cubic supercell with cell lengths > 15 Å.
Performs an IBRION = 6 finite-displacement calculation to calculate the phonon eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
Displaces the atoms to simulate a range of temperatures.
Warning
Electron phonon properties should be converged with respect to supercell size. Typically, cells with all lattice vectors greater than 15 Å should be a reasonable starting point.
Note
The input structure should be well relaxed to avoid imaginary modes. For example, using
TightRelaxMaker
.Note
Requires VASP 6.0 and higher. See https://www.vasp.at/wiki/index.php/Electron- phonon_interactions_from_Monte-Carlo_sampling for more details.
- Parameters:
name (str) – The job name.
input_set_generator (.VaspInputGenerator) – A generator used to make the input set.
write_input_set_kwargs (dict) – Keyword arguments that will get passed to
write_vasp_input_set
.copy_vasp_kwargs (dict) – Keyword arguments that will get passed to
copy_vasp_outputs
.run_vasp_kwargs (dict) – Keyword arguments that will get passed to
run_vasp
.task_document_kwargs (dict) – Keyword arguments that will get passed to
TaskDoc.from_directory
.stop_children_kwargs (dict) – Keyword arguments that will get passed to
should_stop_children
.write_additional_data (dict) – Additional data to write to the current directory. Given as a dict of {filename: data}. Note that if using FireWorks, dictionary keys cannot contain the “.” character which is typically used to denote file extensions. To avoid this, use the “:” character, which will automatically be converted to “.”. E.g.
{"my_file:txt": "contents of the file"}
.min_supercell_length (float)