SSCHA Low temperatures setting #199
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The sscha method is capable of calculating materials that exhibit anharmonicity at low temperatures due to quantum effects, so how do I need to set the temperature in my calculations? Is there any requirement for the choice of ensemble? |
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Yes the SSCHA is intended to calculate the anharmonic efects and includes quantun fluctuations. For the anharmonic and temperature calculations take a look at this tutorial. |
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There is no requirement. You can also set the temperature to 0 K, and the sscha will automatically account only for quantum effects. In case of finite temperature different from zero, the code will automatically include both quantum and thermal effects. |
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Yes the SSCHA is intended to calculate the anharmonic efects and includes quantun fluctuations. For the anharmonic and temperature calculations take a look at this tutorial.