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{{TAGDEF|ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN|[real array]|0.0}}
{{TAGDEF|ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN|[real array]|0.0}}


Description: list of additional carrier densities in units of <math>m^{-3}</math> at which to compute the electron-phonon self-energy and transport coefficients.
Description: List of additional carrier densities in units of <math>m^{-3}</math> at which to compute the electron-phonon self-energy and transport coefficients.


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From each carrier density specified in the array, a positive (electron doping) or negative (hole doping) number of electrons is added to the value of {{TAG|NELECT}} and the chemical potential computed for the list of temperatures specified by {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_TEMPS}}.
From each carrier density specified in the array, a positive (electron doping) or negative (hole doping) number of electrons is added to the value of {{TAG|NELECT}} and the chemical potential computed for the list of temperatures specified by {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_TEMPS}}.


Instead of specifying a carrier density, it is possible to explicitly specify the additional number of electrons to be added by using the {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_PER_CELL}} tag. Alternatively, one can specify the chemical potential and determine the carrier concentration using {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_MU}}.
For example, if {{TAGO|ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN|1e+16 1e+17 1e+18}} the <tt>Chemical potential</tt> section in the {{FILE|OUTCAR}} file might show something like
 
                  Number of electrons per cell
                  ----------------------------
T=      0.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    100.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    200.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    300.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    400.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    500.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
                  ----------------------------
                      Chemical potential
                  ----------------------------
T=      0.00000000    3.59844447    3.63257112    3.70609450
T=    100.00000000    3.59030071    3.62874001    3.70431410
T=    200.00000000    3.56867975    3.61741491    3.69897926
T=    300.00000000    3.56382644    3.60063388    3.69013925
T=    400.00000000    3.57552043    3.59226062    3.67812706
T=    500.00000000    3.58994519    3.59815865    3.66491104
                  ----------------------------
 
The number of elements in {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN}} determines the number of columns, the number of elements in {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_TEMPS}} the number of rows in the tables above.
 
Instead of specifying a carrier density, it is possible to explicitly specify the additional number of electrons to be added by using the {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_PER_CELL}} tag. Alternatively, one can specify the chemical potential directly and determine the carrier concentration using {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_MU}}.


The information related to the chemical potential calculation can be found under the <tt>Chemical potential calculation</tt> section in the {{FILE|OUTCAR}}.
The information related to the chemical potential calculation can be found under the <tt>Chemical potential calculation</tt> section in the {{FILE|OUTCAR}}.
==Related tags and articles==
* [[Transport coefficients including electron-phonon scattering|Transport calculations]]
* {{TAG|ELPH_RUN}}
* {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_PER_CELL}}
* {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_MU}}
* {{TAG|ELPH_SELFEN_TEMPS}}
* {{TAG|NELECT}}
[[Category:INCAR tag]][[Category:Electron-phonon_interactions]]

Latest revision as of 15:14, 19 December 2024

ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN = [real array]
Default: ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN = 0.0 

Description: List of additional carrier densities in units of at which to compute the electron-phonon self-energy and transport coefficients.


From each carrier density specified in the array, a positive (electron doping) or negative (hole doping) number of electrons is added to the value of NELECT and the chemical potential computed for the list of temperatures specified by ELPH_SELFEN_TEMPS.

For example, if ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN = 1e+16 1e+17 1e+18 the Chemical potential section in the OUTCAR file might show something like

                  Number of electrons per cell
                  ----------------------------
T=      0.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    100.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    200.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    300.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    400.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
T=    500.00000000    18.00000048    18.00000477    18.00004770
                  ----------------------------
                      Chemical potential
                  ----------------------------
T=      0.00000000     3.59844447     3.63257112     3.70609450
T=    100.00000000     3.59030071     3.62874001     3.70431410
T=    200.00000000     3.56867975     3.61741491     3.69897926
T=    300.00000000     3.56382644     3.60063388     3.69013925
T=    400.00000000     3.57552043     3.59226062     3.67812706
T=    500.00000000     3.58994519     3.59815865     3.66491104
                  ----------------------------

The number of elements in ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_DEN determines the number of columns, the number of elements in ELPH_SELFEN_TEMPS the number of rows in the tables above.

Instead of specifying a carrier density, it is possible to explicitly specify the additional number of electrons to be added by using the ELPH_SELFEN_CARRIER_PER_CELL tag. Alternatively, one can specify the chemical potential directly and determine the carrier concentration using ELPH_SELFEN_MU.

The information related to the chemical potential calculation can be found under the Chemical potential calculation section in the OUTCAR.

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