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Feature documentation #46
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…nce of exciton quantities
…so /%end does not work for all qe versions, tested and fixed
- Added support for plasmon-pole ndb.pp* databases (yambopy will automatically detect them and extract the static part if ndb.em1s is not found) - Added support for direction-dependent q-plots (by supplying the indices of a subset of q-vectors in _getepsq and _getem1s)
2) Possibility to plot the reconstructed polarization
…er of types actually used and correctly reads the SAVE. - Implemented support for loading dipoles for OPEN-SHELL systems. Beware: the spin-polarised optical absorption plots in the open-shell case is UNTESTED.
- Mainly merged support for reading dipoles in open-shell systems
Bug Fix bsekerneldb
- Importing bug fix to bsekerneldb by R. Reho
Improvements in non-linear analysis
- Updates in non-linear postprocessing (by C. Attaccalite)
Bug fix PW.py
- Imported patch on handling QE input files by R. Reho
I was thinking that I could start merging this branch since it affects only the docs/ directory that was previously broken anyway, so this is a net positive even if it is a work in progress. We can have our separate doc branches and when we have updates we do a pull request here. It is also ok to start adding the sphinx dependency. What do you think? |
I think it's a good idea to have a main-doc branch and create sub-branch for specific tutorials. |
Related to issue #45 and #40.
I create a new branch for documentation.
I added (only for this branch) the pip dependencies for
sphinx
andsphinx-rtd-theme
along with tutorials files insidedocs
folder.If you go to the
docs
folder, it should be enough to run simplymake html
and it will produce the the.html
files indocs/build/html
.I added to this branch a small tutorial on the lifetimes which show how to get their values. The text is in
docs/source/tutorial.rst
.