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Tutorial 1: with a grain of saltAccording to any freshmen's textbook in NaCl one electron is transferred from the Sodium to the Chlorine. The occupied 3p states form the valence band, while the empty sodium states hybridize into a conduction band. We will put these idealized ideas to the test. This tutorial will learn you how to:
The BAND-GUI has been designed to be a lot like the ADF-GUI. This makes it much easier for users to use both programs. To avoid repetition, the BAND-GUI tutorial assumes that you are familiar with some basic usage of the ADF-GUI. If you do not know how to rotate, translate, zoom etc within the ADF-GUI, please read through the first ADF-GUI tutorial before starting with this BAND-GUI tutorial. Even better: try using the ADF-GUI yourself. You can get a demo-license for this purpose if needed. Step 1: Start BANDinputStep 2: Create the unit cell Select the coordinates tab Select periodicity Enter lattice vectors Step 3: Add the atoms Step 4: Running the calculation Step 5: Examine the band structure Step 6: Visualizing the results Plotting the orbitals Plotting the deformation density Step 7: Check the charges | |