1818 < body bgcolor ="CCFFCC ">
1919
2020 < center > < h1 > Manual for FermiSurfer</ h1 > </ center >
21- < center > < h2 > Version 1.6 </ h2 > </ center >
21+ < center > < h2 > Version 1.7 </ h2 > </ center >
2222 < center > < h2 > Mitsuaki Kawamura</ h2 > </ center >
2323
2424 < hr >
@@ -206,10 +206,9 @@ <h1><a name="introduction">1, Introduction</a></h1>
206206 an input file for XCrysDen (the bxsf format)
207207 by using the utility program < code > bxsf2frmsf</ code > .
208208 </ p >
209- < p > 使い方は次のとおりです.< code > examples/</ code > ディレクトリにある< code > pb.bxsf</ code >
210- ファイルを例として使います.</ p >
209+ < p > The usage is as follow (we use < code > examples/pb.bxsf</ code > as an example.):</ p >
211210
212- < h3 > 5.2.1, For Linuxの場合 </ h2 >
211+ < h3 > 5.2.1, For Linux </ h2 >
213212
214213 < p > You can launch generated executable as follows:</ p >
215214 < pre > < code >
@@ -285,7 +284,7 @@ <h3>5.2.2, For Windows</h3>
285284 FILE* fo;
286285 int ibnd, ik1, ik2, ik3;
287286
288- fo = fopen(“ sample.frmsf”, “w” );
287+ fo = fopen(" sample.frmsf", "w" );
289288 ierr = fprintf(fo, "%d %d %d\n", nk1, nk2, nk3);
290289 ierr = fprintf(fo, "%d\n", iswitch);
291290 ierr = fprintf(fo, "%d\n", nbnd);
@@ -422,17 +421,38 @@ <h3>5.2.2, For Windows</h3>
422421 Fig. 3: The Fermi energy is set from 0 Ry to 0.1 Ry
423422 with < code > Shift Fermi energy</ code > menu</ p >
424423
425- < hr > < h2 id ="background-color "> 6.6, Background color</ h2 >
424+ < hr > < h2 id ="setview "> 6.6, Set view</ h2 >
425+
426+ < p > Changing the view point.</ p >
427+ < dl >
428+ < dt > Scale</ dt >
429+ < dd > < p > Change the size of the figure.</ p >
430+ </ dd >
431+ < dt > Position</ dt >
432+ < dd > < p > Change the xy position of the figure.</ p >
433+ </ dd >
434+ < dt > Rotation</ dt >
435+ < dd > < p > Change angles at x-, y-, z- axis.
436+ Rotaions are performed as z-y-x axis.</ p >
437+ </ dd >
438+ </ dl >
439+ < p > In each menu, first the current value is printed.
440+ then a prompt to input the new value appears (Fig. 4).</ p >
441+
442+ < p > < img src ="figs/setview.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
443+ Fig. 4: Modify the view point by using < code > Set view</ code > menu</ p >
444+
445+ < hr > < h2 id ="background-color "> 6.7, Background color</ h2 >
426446
427447 < p > The background color is toggled between black and white;
428448 the edge of the Brillouin Zone is also toggled between white and black
429- (Fig. 4 ).</ p >
449+ (Fig. 5 ).</ p >
430450 < p > < img src ="figs/background.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
431- Fig. 4 : The background color is toggled with < code > Background color</ code > menu.</ p >
451+ Fig. 5 : The background color is toggled with < code > Background color</ code > menu.</ p >
432452
433- < hr > < h2 id ="color-scale-mode "> 6.7 , Color scale mode</ h2 >
453+ < hr > < h2 id ="color-scale-mode "> 6.8 , Color scale mode</ h2 >
434454
435- < p > It turns color pattern on Fermi surfaces (Fig. 5 ).</ p >
455+ < p > It turns color pattern on Fermi surfaces (Fig. 6 ).</ p >
436456 < dl >
437457 < p > Auto(default) : It makes blue as the minimum on Fermi surfaces
438458 and red as the maximum on them.</ p >
@@ -447,55 +467,55 @@ <h3>5.2.2, For Windows</h3>
447467 $\rightarrow$ cyan $\rightarrow$ blue $\rightarrow$ magenta $\rightarrow$ red.</ p >
448468 </ dl >
449469 < p > < img src ="figs/colorscale.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
450- Fig. 5 : < code > Color scale mode</ code > menu.</ p >
470+ Fig. 6 : < code > Color scale mode</ code > menu.</ p >
451471
452- < hr > < h2 id ="brillouin-zone "> 6.8 , Brillouin zone</ h2 >
472+ < hr > < h2 id ="brillouin-zone "> 6.9 , Brillouin zone</ h2 >
453473
454- < p > You choose Brillouin-zone type as follows (Fig. 6 ):</ p >
474+ < p > You choose Brillouin-zone type as follows (Fig. 7 ):</ p >
455475 < dl >
456476 < p > First Brillouin Zone : The region surrounded by Bragg's planes
457477 the nearest to ${\rm \Gamma}$ point.</ p >
458478 < p > Primitive Brillouin Zone : A hexahedron whose corner is the reciprocal lattice point.</ p >
459479 </ dl >
460480 < p > < img src ="figs/brillouinzone.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
461- Fig. 6 : You can change the type of the Brillouin zone
481+ Fig. 7 : You can change the type of the Brillouin zone
462482 with < code > Brillouin zone</ code > menu.</ p >
463483
464- < hr > < h2 id ="node-line "> 6.9 , Node line</ h2 >
484+ < hr > < h2 id ="node-line "> 6.10 , Node line</ h2 >
465485
466486 < p > The line on which the matrix element becomes 0 (we call it node line)
467- becomes enable/disable (Fig. 7 ).</ p >
487+ becomes enable/disable (Fig. 8 ).</ p >
468488 < p > < img src ="figs/nodeline.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
469- Fig. 7 : Toggling the node line with < code > Node line</ code > menu.</ p >
489+ Fig. 8 : Toggling the node line with < code > Node line</ code > menu.</ p >
470490
471- < hr > < h2 id ="color-bar-onoff "> 6.10 , Color bar On/Off</ h2 >
491+ < hr > < h2 id ="color-bar-onoff "> 6.11 , Color bar On/Off</ h2 >
472492
473- < p > The color bar becomes enable/disable (Fig. 8 ).</ p >
493+ < p > The color bar becomes enable/disable (Fig. 9 ).</ p >
474494 < p > < img src ="figs/colorbar.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
475- Fig. 8 : Toggling the color bar with < code > Color bar On/Off</ code > menu.</ p >
495+ Fig. 9 : Toggling the color bar with < code > Color bar On/Off</ code > menu.</ p >
476496
477- < hr > < h2 id ="stereogram "> 6.11 , Stereogram</ h2 >
497+ < hr > < h2 id ="stereogram "> 6.12 , Stereogram</ h2 >
478498
479499 < p > The stereogram (parallel eyes and cross eyes) becomes enabled/disabled
480- (Fig. 9 ).</ p >
500+ (Fig. 10 ).</ p >
481501 < dl >
482502 < p > None (Default)</ p >
483503 < p > Parallel : Parallel-eyes stereogram</ p >
484504 < p > Cross : Cross-eyes stereogram</ p >
485505 </ dl >
486506 < p > < img src ="figs/stereogram.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
487- Fig. 9 : The stereogram becomes enabled/disabled with < code > Stereogram</ code > menu.</ p >
507+ Fig. 10 : The stereogram becomes enabled/disabled with < code > Stereogram</ code > menu.</ p >
488508
489- < hr > < h2 id ="tetrahedron "> 6.12 , Tetrahedron</ h2 >
509+ < hr > < h2 id ="tetrahedron "> 6.13 , Tetrahedron</ h2 >
490510
491511 < p > You change the scheme to divide into tetrahedra (< code > tetra # 1</ code > as default).
492512 It is experimental.</ p >
493513
494- < hr > < h2 id ="exit "> 6.13 , Exit</ h2 >
514+ < hr > < h2 id ="exit "> 6.14 , Exit</ h2 >
495515
496516 < p > This finishes < code > fermisurfer</ code > .</ p >
497517
498- < hr > < h2 > 6.14 , Saving images</ h2 >
518+ < hr > < h2 > 6.15 , Saving images</ h2 >
499519
500520 < p > < code > fermisurfer</ code > does not have any functions to
501521 save images to a file.
@@ -504,9 +524,9 @@ <h3>5.2.2, For Windows</h3>
504524 < hr > < h1 > < a name ="gallery "> 7, Gallery</ a > </ h1 >
505525
506526 < p > Contributions of each Fermi surfaces to the Hall effect in IrO$_2$
507- (Fig. 10 . Provided by Mr. Wataru Sano in Arita group, RIKEN)</ p >
527+ (Fig. 11 . Provided by Mr. Wataru Sano in Arita group, RIKEN)</ p >
508528 < p > < img src ="figs/iro2.jpg " align ="middle " width ="800 " alt ="" />
509- Fig. 10 : Contributions of each Fermi surfaces to the Hall effect</ p >
529+ Fig. 11 : Contributions of each Fermi surfaces to the Hall effect</ p >
510530
511531 < hr > < h1 > < a name ="acknowledgment "> 8, Acknowledgment</ a > </ h1 >
512532
0 commit comments