AnomalousG.dat¶
This file is the output file for anomalous pair Green’s functions specified
by the input file with the keyword AnomalousG. A line with type 0 is
the expectation value of \(c_{i\sigma_1}c_{j\sigma_2}\), and a line with
type 1 is the expectation value of
\(c_{i\sigma_1}^{\dagger}c_{j\sigma_2}^{\dagger}\). An example of the
file format is as follows.
0 0 0 0 1 -0.5000000000 0.0000000000
1 0 1 0 0 -0.5000000000 0.0000000000
File name¶
Lanczos method, LOBCG method: ##_AnomalousG.dat
TPQ method, cTPQ method: ##_AnomalousG_set??step%%.dat
TPQ/cTPQ method with
OutputGreenFormat=1: ##_AnomalousG_tpq.datFull diagonalization method: ##_AnomalousG_eigen&&.dat
Full diagonalization method, LOBCG method with
OutputGreenFormat=1: ##_AnomalousG_eigen.datReal time evolution method: ##_AnomalousG_step%%.dat
Real time evolution method with
OutputGreenFormat=1: ##_AnomalousG_te.dat
##, ??, %%, and && indicate [string02] in a ModPara file, the number of
runs in calculation in the TPQ method, the number of steps in the TPQ or
time evolution method, and the index of the eigenvalues, respectively.
In aggregate files, each data row has leading index columns: set step
for TPQ/cTPQ, step for real-time evolution, and eigen for Full
diagonalization/LOBCG.
File format¶
[int01] [int02] [int03] [int04] [int05] [double01] [double02].
For aggregate files generated with OutputGreenFormat=1, the same
columns are preceded by set step, step, or eigen according to
the calculation method.
Parameters¶
[int01]
Type : Int
Description : The anomalous pair type:0: \(\langle c_{i\sigma_1}c_{j\sigma_2}\rangle\)1: \(\langle c_{i\sigma_1}^{\dagger}c_{j\sigma_2}^{\dagger}\rangle\).[int02], [int04]
Type : Int
Description : The integer of the site number. [int02] and [int04] show the \(i\) and \(j\) site numbers, respectively.
[int03], [int05]
Type : Int
Description : The integer of the spin index:0: Up-spin1: Down-spin.[int03] and [int05] show \(\sigma_1\) and \(\sigma_2\), respectively.[double01], [double02]
Type : Double
Description : The value of the anomalous pair Green’s function.[double01] and [double02] show the real and imaginary parts, respectively.