1977
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.16.1744
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Self-consistent energy bands in aluminum: An improved calculation

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“…Our δV (q) does have this long wavelength limit but, contrary to the previous guess, is not monotonically increasing from q = 0 and eventually becomes positive when q is close to 2k F , k F being the Fermi wavenumber. When we revert to real space, δV (r) appears to be a sum of a number of Gaussian-like curves, which justifies the previous practice in electron energy band calculation, apparently based on experience and intuition [12,13]. However, appearance can be deceiving, for although the Gaussian curves can be a good starting point for band calculations, it is almost impossible to recover from them the desired (more realistic) δV (q) with the detail on which α 2 F (ν) sensitively depends [14].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 63%
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“…Our δV (q) does have this long wavelength limit but, contrary to the previous guess, is not monotonically increasing from q = 0 and eventually becomes positive when q is close to 2k F , k F being the Fermi wavenumber. When we revert to real space, δV (r) appears to be a sum of a number of Gaussian-like curves, which justifies the previous practice in electron energy band calculation, apparently based on experience and intuition [12,13]. However, appearance can be deceiving, for although the Gaussian curves can be a good starting point for band calculations, it is almost impossible to recover from them the desired (more realistic) δV (q) with the detail on which α 2 F (ν) sensitively depends [14].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…In 1952 Parmenter studied electron energy bands in lithium, atomic potential modelled by a sum of four Gaussian curves [12]. It has become a routine exercise in band calculation to employ the so-called Gaussian orbital in a variational formulation [13], which too is a sum of Gaussian curves (can be seen as the product of a Gaus-sian potential and the usual electron orbital). Now we see from the lower part of FIGs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Table 2 we give our results for occupied states at a few high-symmetry points and compare them with experimental data as well as with energies obtained by the self-consistent calculation of Singhal and Callaway [7]. In the last column of Table 2, we have also listed the orbital character of the states at these points.…”
Section: Etbm Hamiltonian For Bulk A1mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The orbital character ( E ) of the states is indicated as well experiment [6] this work self-consisten t calc. [7] -10. Fig.…”
Section: Etbm Hamiltonian For Bulk A1mentioning
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