[molpro-user] error in CASPT2 calculation
Chen Hui
chenh at yfaat.ch.huji.ac.il
Sun Dec 2 12:00:09 GMT 2007
Hi, Molpro-Users,
I encountered an error when I was using molpro2006 to do CASPT2
calculation. The output is:
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Reference wavefunction optimized for reference space (refopt=1)
State Reference Energy
1 -2843.65168572
** ACML error: on entry to DSYEV parameter number 8 had an illegal value
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This error message appeared after I increased the memory assignment,
before the output is:
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Reference wavefunction optimized for reference space (refopt=1)
State Reference Energy
1 -2843.66569756
Number of blocks in overlap matrix: 2 Smallest eigenvalue: 0.10D-01
Number of N-2 electron functions: 10201
Number of N-1 electron functions: 339768
Number of internal configurations: 169884
Number of singly external configurations: 101930400
Number of doubly external configurations: 459060150
Total number of contracted configurations: 561160434
Total number of uncontracted configurations:27472536234
Weight factors for SA-density in H0: 1.000000
Using g3 option
FIMAX= 0.10D+00 FXMAX= 0.53D-03 DIAG= F F NOREF=1 NOINT=0 IHPPD=2
Nuclear energy: 4853.30173939
Core energy: -4951.98885294
Zeroth-order valence energy: -141.24447341
Zeroth-order total energy: -239.93158695
First-order energy: -2603.73411061
Using contracted singles
Number of contracted N-1 electron functions: 120595
Number of contracted internal configurations: 144
Diagonal Coupling coefficients finished. Storage:56512028
words, CPU-Time: 1492.84 seconds.
Energy denominators for pairs finished in 0 passes. Storage: 7579466
words, CPU-time: 0.02 seconds.
A level shift of 1.00 is applied.
ITER. STATE ROOT NORM CORR.ENERGY TOTAL ENERGY ENERGY
CHANGE DEN1 VAR(S) VAR(P) TIME
1 1 1 1.06194494 -0.06194494 -2843.72764250
-0.06194494 -3.10762919 0.62D-01 0.73D+00 26953.35
insufficient memory available - require 1381725450 have
612843167
the request was for real words
ERROR EXIT
CURRENT STACK: CIPRO MAIN
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Is this problem due to the ACML library used? Could I use the molpro's
own optimised lib to solve this?
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Dr. Chen Hui
Department of Organic Chemistry
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The Hebrew University, Givat Ram Campus
Jerusalem, 91904,Israel
Email: chenh at yfaat.ch.huji.ac.il
phone: 02 6585069
fax: 02 6584033
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