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Revision as of 16:56, 8 December 2011
CamCASP => Interfaces
This page describes details of interfaces to various SCF codes. Also see details of basis sets given in section Basis functions .
NWChem
Interface
All we've used NWChem with are spherical GTOs. It supplied MO coefficients as standing in front of fully normalized spherical GTOs (like any sensible code should!). But the sign of some of these is different:
d1+ ==> - d1+ f1+ ==> - f1+ f3+ ==> - f3+ g1+ ==> - g1+ g3+ ==> - g3+
User-defined basis sets
Scratch_dir /scratch/alston/CH2-nwchem start ch2-rhf Geometry units angstrom C 0.0 0.0 0.0 H1 0.92884 0.7079 -0.2 H2 -0.82884 0.7079 0.2 End Basis Spherical Nosegment carbon S 8236.0000000 0.000542430189 1235.0000000 0.004196427901 280.8000000 0.021540914108 79.2700000 0.083614949614 25.5900000 0.239871618922 8.9970000 0.443751820060 3.3190000 0.353579696469 0.3643000 -0.009176366076 carbon S 8236.0000000 -0.000196392234 1235.0000000 -0.001525950274 280.8000000 -0.007890449028 79.2700000 -0.031514870532 25.5900000 -0.096910008320 8.9970000 -0.220541526288 3.3190000 -0.296069112937 0.3643000 1.040503432950 carbon S 0.9059000 1.000000000000 carbon S 0.1285000 1.000000000000 carbon P 18.7100000 0.039426387165 4.1330000 0.244088984924 1.2000000 0.815492008943 carbon D 1.0970000 1.000000000000 carbon F 0.7610000 1.000000000000 hydrogen S 33.8700000 0.025494863235 5.0950000 0.190362765893 1.1590000 0.852162022245 hydrogen S 0.3258000 1.000000000000 hydrogen P 1.4070000 1.000000000000 End Title "CH2 RHF/aTZ" task scf
The EMSL Basis portal supplies basis sets with the atom symbol in place of a name. So perhaps we can use the symbol instead. We will need a converter to convert our GAMESS(US) formatted basis sets to NWChem format.
GAMESS(US)
Examples
User-defined basis sets with ghost-functions
$CONTRL SCFTYP=RHF RUNTYP=ENERGY COORD=UNIQUE UNITS=BOHR NPRINT=-5 NOSYM=1 INTTYP=HONDO ISPHER=1 ITOL=26 ICUT=24 $END $SYSTEM MEMORY=220000 $END $GUESS GUESS=HCORE $END $DATA Ar in ArHF 86 functions, acpVDZ basis: monomer A, DCBS C1 Ar 18.0 0.0 0.0 5.0 S 7 1.0 1 6928373.0 0.000002 2 1037230.0 0.000015 3 236034.70 0.000078 4 66858.440 0.000329 5 21813.690 0.001197 6 7875.9300 0.003898 7 3072.2630 0.011563 S 10 1.0 1 1274.5120 0.031361 2 555.99500 0.076762 3 252.80110 0.163303 4 118.90690 0.280177 5 57.450650 0.333084 6 28.090080 0.208711 7 13.097940 0.040730 8 6.5044220 -0.000735 9 3.2532260 0.001640 10 1.6151790 -0.000616 ... ... D 1 1.0 1 0.840 1.0 D 1 1.0 1 0.174 1.0 F 1 1.0 1 0.23 1.0 H 0.0 0.0 1.645511268 0.0 S 10 1.0 1 6909.251 0.00001 2 1034.623 0.00006 3 235.4512 0.00033 4 66.68922 0.00138 5 21.75548 0.00500 6 7.853013 0.01608 7 3.062057 0.04618 8 1.269367 0.11624 9 0.553063 0.24107 10 0.250866 0.35925 S 1 1.0 1 0.117111 1.0 S 1 1.0 1 0.054654 1.0 P 1 1.0 1 0.392 1.0 P 1 1.0 1 0.142 1.0 D 1 1.0 1 0.226 1.0 F 0.0 0.0 -0.087288732 0.0 S 6 1.0 1 72075.71 0.000060 2 20416.83 0.000251 3 6661.458 0.000916 4 2405.188 0.002987 5 938.2595 0.008882 6 389.2710 0.024232 ... ... D 2 1.0 1 2.9532 0.18353 2 0.9186 0.51058 D 2 1.0 1 0.2668 0.69925 2 0.0775 0.42926 F 1 1.0 1 0.275 1.0 $END $SCF NCONV=9 $END $INTGRL NOPK=1 NINTMX=2048 $END $MOROKM MOROKM=.FALSE. $END
The '1.0's in the angular momenta lines does not seem to be needed.
Interface Details
In the process of getting this one done. The interface code is based on the gamsintf.F code from SAPT2006, but has been heavily modified. More on this later.
The remaining problem is one of normalization. It still isn't clear to me what normalization GAMESS(US) uses.