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Just curious, because I thought the most typical thing was to plot the bands with the fermi level at 0 eV. And if you need to find the fermi level you need to retrieve it from the calculation, which is probably done differently for each code.
Maybe my real question is why Bandsdata doesn't store the fermi level, I don't know.
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I did my research and there is only the option y_origin= when you plot (or export). The Fermi energy is not stored inside the BandsData.
Not always is needed to shift the bands to the Fermi energy, but I agree it might be a nice addition having the Fermi energy as optional attribute of the class. Do you want to comment here: aiidateam/aiida-core#2847
Just curious, because I thought the most typical thing was to plot the bands with the fermi level at 0 eV. And if you need to find the fermi level you need to retrieve it from the calculation, which is probably done differently for each code.
Maybe my real question is why
Bandsdata
doesn't store the fermi level, I don't know.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: