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Review anharmonicity opportunities #189

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rebeccafair opened this issue Jul 19, 2022 · 2 comments
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Review anharmonicity opportunities #189

rebeccafair opened this issue Jul 19, 2022 · 2 comments

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rebeccafair commented Jul 19, 2022

Anharmonicity is a big topic, it includes mode-mode interaction (e.g. as Phono3py handles), overtones, quasi-harmonic approximation. Before deciding on specific tasks, we need to survey the state of the art, the opportunities and gauge priorities.

  • By 16/08/22:
  • Keith & Adam to review opportunities and produce document
    • Lifetime broadening easy win
    • Producing higher order force constants in Euphonic format also possible easy win - need to investigate workflows
    • Harder to see where MD fits in
  • By 13/09/22
  • By 11/10/22
  • All read through document - suggest test cases
  • Adam Create task list
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ajjackson commented Oct 17, 2022

The proposed "next steps" from discussion of the current document state are:

  1. AJJ/KR to compute some 3rd/4th-order force constants for a suitable system with one of our favoured codes
    • i.e. hiphive, TDEP
  2. AJJ/KR to perform proof-of-concept import of renormalised harmonic phonons into Euphonic. (This may Just Work™ using Phonopy format as an intermediate, but likely some fiddling will be required.)
  • In principle this can be done using tutorial data or cheap force calculators, without waiting for item 1
  1. Obtain phonon lifetimes and apply to Euphonic spectrum as Lorentzian broadening. This depends on Feature request: phonon linewidths Euphonic#240
  2. Deeper exploration of molecular dynamics sampling. This could act as validation of Lorentzian broadening, as well as provide a way to access anharmonic and multi-phonon contributions simultaneously.

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Closing this as done as I think we now have a direction to go in. Tasks from #189 (comment) have been moved to #182

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