[molpro-user] how to handle single H atom at CI method
Apostolos Kalemos
kalemos at chem.uoa.gr
Thu Jul 6 14:20:41 BST 2006
Dear colleague,
you need at least 1.5 electrons for a CI to be meaningful!!!
ak
MHT wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>We did a test work for H atom at CI method, and got the following message
>in the bottom. I don't know how to fix it. Thank you!
>
>1PROGRAM * CI (Multireference internally contracted CI) Authors: H.-J.
>Werner, P.J. Knowles, 1987
>
>
> Convergence thresholds: THRVAR = 1.00D-08 THRDEN = 1.00D-06
>
> Number of optimized states: 1 Roots: 1
> Number of reference states: 1 Roots: 1
>
> Reference symmetry: 1 Doublet
> Maximum shell inside CICON 3
>
> Maximum number of shells reduced from 3 to 1
> Maximum number of spin couplings: 1
>
> Reference space: 1 conf 1 CSFs
> N elec internal: 0 conf 0 CSFs
> N-1 el internal: 0 conf 0 CSFs
> N-2 el internal: 0 conf 0 CSFs
>
> Number of electrons in valence space: 1
> Maximum number of open shell orbitals in reference space: 1
> Maximum number of open shell orbitals in internal spaces: 1
>
>
> Number of active orbitals: 1 ( 1 )
> Number of external orbitals: 4 ( 4 )
>
> Molecular orbitals read from record 2140.2 Type=MCSCF/NATURAL (state
>1.1)
>
> Coulomb and exchange operators available. No transformation done.
> MATCHING ERROR IN ICLIST, ISHELL,IR: 1 1
> ICONRR 1 10
>
>
>
>
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