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I'm looking at Bi2Te3 which has two kinds of Te atoms (with different charges). I am unsure how to differentiate these two atoms in the input file when calculating second-order IFCs.
Maybe I'm thinking too far ahead, but if the symmetry solver cannot differentiate between the Te atoms it will find a 2 atom unit cell, when in reality the unit cell should be 8 atoms. Is something like:
NKD = 3KD = Bi Te Teand then numbering properly in the
&positionfield from 1-3 the right thing to do?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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