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:The unscreened e-e interaction ''U''<sub>γ<sub>1</sub></sub><sub>γ<sub>3</sub></sub><sub>γ<sub>2</sub></sub><sub>γ<sub>4</sub></sub> can be written in terms of the Slater integrals <math>F^0</math>, <math>F^2</math>, <math>F^4</math>, and <math>F^6</math> (f-electrons). Using values for the Slater integrals calculated from atomic orbitals, however, would lead to a large overestimation of the true e-e interaction, since in solids the Coulomb interaction is screened (especially <math>F^0</math>). | :The unscreened e-e interaction ''U''<sub>γ<sub>1</sub></sub><sub>γ<sub>3</sub></sub><sub>γ<sub>2</sub></sub><sub>γ<sub>4</sub></sub> can be written in terms of the Slater integrals <math>F^0</math>, <math>F^2</math>, <math>F^4</math>, and <math>F^6</math> (f-electrons). Using values for the Slater integrals calculated from atomic orbitals, however, would lead to a large overestimation of the true e-e interaction, since in solids the Coulomb interaction is screened (especially <math>F^0</math>). | ||
:In practice these integrals are therefore often treated as parameters, i.e., adjusted to reach agreement with experiment in some sense: equilibrium volume, magnetic moment, band gap, structure. They are normally specified in terms of the effective on site Coulomb- and exchange parameters, ''U'' and ''J'' ({{TAG|LDAUU}} and {{TAG|LDAUJ}}, respectively). ''U'' and ''J'' are sometimes extracted from constrained-LSDA calculations. | :In practice these integrals are therefore often treated as parameters, ''i.e.'', adjusted to reach agreement with experiment in some sense: equilibrium volume, magnetic moment, band gap, structure. They are normally specified in terms of the effective on site Coulomb- and exchange parameters, ''U'' and ''J'' ({{TAG|LDAUU}} and {{TAG|LDAUJ}}, respectively). ''U'' and ''J'' are sometimes extracted from constrained-LSDA calculations. | ||
:These translate into values for the Slater integrals in the following way (as implemented in VASP at the moment): | :These translate into values for the Slater integrals in the following way (as implemented in VASP at the moment): |
Revision as of 20:17, 1 March 2011
LDAUTYPE = 1 | 2 | 4
Default: LDAUTYPE = 2
Description: LDAUTYPE specifies which type of L(S)DA+U approach will be used.
- and is determined by the PAW on site occupancies
- and the (unscreened) on site electron-electron interaction
- where |m⟩ are real spherical harmonics of angular momentum L=LDAUL.
- The unscreened e-e interaction Uγ1γ3γ2γ4 can be written in terms of the Slater integrals , , , and (f-electrons). Using values for the Slater integrals calculated from atomic orbitals, however, would lead to a large overestimation of the true e-e interaction, since in solids the Coulomb interaction is screened (especially ).
- In practice these integrals are therefore often treated as parameters, i.e., adjusted to reach agreement with experiment in some sense: equilibrium volume, magnetic moment, band gap, structure. They are normally specified in terms of the effective on site Coulomb- and exchange parameters, U and J (LDAUU and LDAUJ, respectively). U and J are sometimes extracted from constrained-LSDA calculations.
- These translate into values for the Slater integrals in the following way (as implemented in VASP at the moment):
- - -
- The essence of the L(S)DA+U method consists of the assumption that one may now write the total energy as:
- where the Hartree-Fock like interaction replaces the L(S)DA on site due to the fact that one subtracts a double counting energy () which supposedly equals the on site L(S)DA contribution to the total energy,
- LDAUTYPE=2: The simplified (rotationally invariant) approach to the LSDA+U, introduced by Dudarev et al.[2]
Related Tags and Sections
LDAU, LDAUL, LDAUU, LDAUJ, LDAUPRINT