[molpro-user] Too many active orbitals
Matt Thompson
thompsma at colorado.edu
Thu May 6 17:35:54 BST 2004
On Thu, 2004-05-06 at 09:32, John S. Sears wrote:
> I'm trying to run some large MCSCF/MRCI calculations and I am getting the
> following error inside multi. Is there a key word that I need to change
> to set the maximum number of active orbitals? Thanks in advance for your
> help.
> Best wishes
> John
>
> Here's the error
>
> Convergence thresholds 0.10E-01 (gradient) 0.10E-05 (energy) 0.10E-02
> (step length)
> ? Error
> ? Too many active orbitals
> ? The problem occurs in muinpw
>
> ERROR EXIT
> CURRENT STACK: MAIN
Molpro is limited to a number of active orbitals half the "bit size" of
your processor. So, if you are on a Xeon, which is a 32-bit processor,
you can have at most 16 active orbitals. If you need more, you need to
use a 64-bit processor like an Alpha, which can handle 32.
I ran into this a while back while moving from an Alpha that I do most
of my work on to a Xeon cluster. It is as hard-coded a limit on Molpro
as you will find.
Matt
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