About "Config" keyword
John Kerkines
jkerkin at cc.uoa.gr
Fri Aug 31 15:57:25 BST 2001
Hello,
I am really puzzled by the use of the "Config" keyword in CASSCF
calculations. It is supposed to work with CSFs instead of Slater
determinants. I cannot understand how to read the CI vector in the case of
CSFs. For example, a single point CASSCF (4,4) triplet sigma minus
calculation 1st with determinants and 2nd with CSFs produces the
following
output:
CI vector
---------
20 + + 0.8726238
02 + + -0.3497846
-+ + + -0.1704248
++ - + 0.1704248
++ + - 0.1704248
+- + + -0.1704248
TOTAL ENERGIES -1815.56889064
CI vector
---------
20 + + 0.8726238
02 + + -0.3497846
++ - + 0.2783026
++ + - 0.1967896
+- + + 0.0000000
TOTAL ENERGIES -1815.56889064
I can easily understand why there is a difference in coefficients between
CSFs and determinants, but how does one read for instance "++ - +" in the
CSF case? How does one know to which spin-adapted linear combination does
it belong to? What is the convention, since "++ - +" is written in both
cases?
Best Regards
Ioannis Kerkines
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