Actually their is a direct command in siesta to shift the fermi level to zero which is $gnubands -F *.bands > band.dat !!. where -F shift the fermi level to zero.
@@hashtagpeace i did using command -F but it didnt give me visible bands structure, otherwise, i did have find some that they using value y=y+fermi level in xmgrace, i try and it give me the result. Is that difference between command -F and adding value y in xmgrace ?
Actually i used this gnubands -F *.bands > band.dat command for band calculation where this -F in command directly shift that fermi energy to zero so no need to shift in this case. But yes, if you don't use that -F in your command you need to shift. I will make short video on this so please keep updating in my channel.
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how do you shift the fermi level to zero ?
Actually their is a direct command in siesta to shift the fermi level to zero which is
$gnubands -F *.bands > band.dat !!. where -F shift the fermi level to zero.
@@hashtagpeace i did using command -F but it didnt give me visible bands structure, otherwise, i did have find some that they using value y=y+fermi level in xmgrace, i try and it give me the result. Is that difference between command -F and adding value y in xmgrace ?
how to shift fermi energy???
Actually i used this gnubands -F *.bands > band.dat command for band calculation where this -F in command directly shift that fermi energy to zero so no need to shift in this case. But yes, if you don't use that -F in your command you need to shift. I will make short video on this so please keep updating in my channel.
@@hashtagpeace how to shift fermi energy in the quantum espresso bands.dat file.
How can save the figure without loss bands.dat ?
We can put a title UP to the figure with xmgrace?
Please save a copy of your .dat file before opening that .dat from xmgrace ...
How to apply uniaxial stress then plot band structure?
By changing lattice parameters.