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A QUESTAAL hands-on course was held at Daresbury Laboratory, May 16-19, 2017.
The following tutorials were given:
- Mark van Schilfgaarde – “Introduction to correlated systems” – “Introduction to LMTO” – “Approach to strong correlations“
- Lorenzo Sponza – “Key concepts of LDA+DMFT and QSGW+DMFT” – “Tutorial: Spin fluctuations in Ni” – “Tutorial: Spectral functions“
- Myrta Gruening – “Many body perturbation theory“
- Jerome Jackson – “Tutorial: lmf – Questaal’s Full Potential LMTO Code“
The Questaal web site documents many of the codes features, provides many tutorials, and explains how to download the code. For a quick test drive, you can also download precompiled binaries.
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