I think you are missing out the point that while simulating heterostructures, we need to ensure that both phase must have the similar lattice constants to avoid lattice mismatch. Therefore, we must multiply each one of them by a factor to attain the same. Please have a look at the following tutorial th-cam.com/video/GcRWRLTSj-w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mUfo1vEnEyAmvJ8w. Thanks!!
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Very helpful video for beginners. Thankyou sir.
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Very effective. Thank you, Sir!
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Really effective for the beginners 🌼
Carry on the good works
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I think you are missing out the point that while simulating heterostructures, we need to ensure that both phase must have the similar lattice constants to avoid lattice mismatch. Therefore, we must multiply each one of them by a factor to attain the same. Please have a look at the following tutorial th-cam.com/video/GcRWRLTSj-w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mUfo1vEnEyAmvJ8w. Thanks!!
how to find the angle between two planes in vesta?
also, i have .cif only for the material say, Silicon
how to get double phase CIF file
There is no such thing. Download cif file for individual material and then perform multiphase refinement.