Brueckner orbitals

[Andreas Hesselmann]

Hello again,

the occupations for building the density matrices
can simply be looked up from previous SCF
calculations. Furthermore, if your molecule has
no symmetry, then you can of course enter just
the number of occupied orbitals in the 'dens' card,
e.g. in case of the water molecule you write
        dens,d,coeffs,5
in your molpro input.

One added note:
using Brueckner orbitals as a density source
can be seen as simplest scheme of a coupled
cluster expectation value expansion and of
course does not account for the total correlation
effect of the underlying cc-method. 

Andreas


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 Andreas Hesselmann                                        
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