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This is done using a [[Wannier_Functions#One-shot_single_value_decomposition (SVD) | one-shot method ]] through a singular-value decomposition as proposed by A. Dale and L. Lin {{cite|dale:mms:2018}}.
This is done using a [[Wannier_Functions#One-shot_single_value_decomposition (SVD) | one-shot method ]] through a singular-value decomposition as proposed by A. Damle and L. Lin {{cite|damle:mms:2018}}.


In order to obtain a good Wannierization, a certain level of freedom should be given to the localized orbitals to adequately accommodate the Bloch states. This is controlled by the cutoff function specified by the {{TAG|CUTOFF_TYPE}} tag and related parameters  
In order to obtain a good Wannierization, a certain level of freedom should be given to the localized orbitals to adequately accommodate the Bloch states. This is controlled by the cutoff function specified by the {{TAG|CUTOFF_TYPE}} tag and related parameters  

Latest revision as of 10:20, 7 February 2024

LSCDM = .TRUE. | .FALSE. 

Default: LSCDM = .FALSE.

Description: LSCDM switches on the selected columns of the density matrix (SCDM) method.


The selected columns of the density matrix (SCDM) method works by fitting a unitary matrix that transforms the basis from Bloch states obtained by VASP to a Wannier basis .

This is done using a one-shot method through a singular-value decomposition as proposed by A. Damle and L. Lin [1].

In order to obtain a good Wannierization, a certain level of freedom should be given to the localized orbitals to adequately accommodate the Bloch states. This is controlled by the cutoff function specified by the CUTOFF_TYPE tag and related parameters (CUTOFF_MU) and (CUTOFF_SIGMA).

Related tags and articles

CUTOFF_TYPE, CUTOFF_MU, CUTOFF_SIGMA

Examples that use this tag

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