Python k point convergence tester using Quantum Espresso #58
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Functionality has been added to run and to converge SCF calculations with respect to k point grids in Quantum Espresso.
Main logic is to create a KPointConvergenceTester object (see andrewsalij.convergence_trakcer) which then creates a number of QEJob (see andrewsalij.io) objects that run SCF calculations in nested subdirectories, which are outside this repository.
See andrewsalij/ConvergenceTracker.md for details including those on Python dependencies.
Unit tests for input/output of Quantum Espresso files as well as the construction of convergence testers have been performed in andrewsalij/Tests.
Integration tests for convergence on a variety of materials (see andrewsalij/ConvergenceTracker.md) have also been performed.