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2019-07-05 at 1:58 PM #730
Irene AguileraParticipantDear all,
I am trying to generate a 3D Fermi surface of bulk iron. I have a wannier90_hr.dat Hamiltonian that reproduces very accurately the bulk band structure when I use BulkBand_calc=T. When I set in addition BulkFS_calc=T I get the FS3D.bxsf file, but in this file, the bands have no bandwidth, as if only the value of the band at one k point was taken into account. However, I am using:&PARAMETERS
Nk1 = 101
Nk2 = 101
Nk3 = 101
/which should be enough to produce the correct bandwidth. Also, the bands in bulkek.dat look perfect and with the right bandwidth, so the problem is not in the Hamiltonian wannier90_hr.dat and for some reason WannierTools is not producing a correct FS3D.bxsf.
Do you have any suggestions about what I might be doing wrong?
Thank you very much!
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2019-07-05 at 2:07 PM #731

BrookKeymasterHi Irene,
Which version did you download? Could you download the latest version?
By the way, the FS3D.bxsf depends on the ” NumOccupied” because WannierTools only write out the energy bands close to the NumOccupied’th band.
QuanSheng
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2019-07-05 at 2:55 PM #734
Irene AguileraParticipantThank you very much for your reply.
The version I was using was V2.2.6 (2018.Apr.04). I have now downloaded the latest version (Develop branch Dec 11 2018) and it seems to work.
Best,
Irene
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