to calculate excited states and response properties from first-principles based on many-body theory
The Lumen code is now citable. If you use Lumen in your calculations, please cite our Zenodo reference and the Yambo code that Lumen is derived from. Sangalli, D., Reho, R., Alliati, I. M., Cervantes-Villanueva, J., Esquembre Kučukalić, A., Geirsson, T., Leon Valido, D. A., Mellado Pinto, B., Milev, P., Nalabothula, M., Paleari, F., Romani,…
Lumen 2.0 is available for download here:https://gitlab.com/lumen-code/lumen/-/releases/2.0.0 Lumen 2.0 is a fork of Yambo 5.3. In this version we kept the full compatibility with Yambo 5.3, and used the same name for the executables, but many new features as exciton-phonon coupling, Kerr spectroscopy etc… are present in Lumen 2.0. Moreover Lumen 2.0 include also different…