distinction between hole and electron states is not clear
I ran a 2 band model in a dome structure with a wetting layer and it appears that I got 8 valence band states but it was NOT clear. How can I just ask for conduction band states? Please advise.
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Prasad Sarangapani @ on
When you choose the number of eigenvalues, half of them are found in the valence band region and other half in the conduction band region. I will add the feature to just calculate either conduction band/valence band states.
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Prasad Sarangapani @ on
Now you can set the number of eigenvalues for CB and VB independently.
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Gerhard Klimeck @ on
Thank you for your question.
Can you please share more details on your simulation with me, and I will try to understand your question in more detail. Indeed Hole and Electron states are, I believe displayed in the same color format. That is possibly something that can be modified in the visualization. As of now there is just a stack of eigenvectors (eigenstates) that are sorted by energy. The electron ground state should be easy to spot. It should be s-like. The hole ground state could already look deformed or strange. But basically roughtly s-like.
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Gerhard Klimeck @ on
Thank you for your question.
Can you please share more details on your simulation with me, and I will try to understand your question in more detail. Indeed Hole and Electron states are, I believe displayed in the same color format. That is possibly something that can be modified in the visualization. As of now there is just a stack of eigenvectors (eigenstates) that are sorted by energy. The electron ground state should be easy to spot. It should be s-like. The hole ground state could already look deformed or strange. But basically roughtly s-like.
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