[molpro-user] Why SCF results do not give the lowest energy?
cjrosa at ualg.pt
cjrosa at ualg.pt
Tue Nov 11 11:58:34 GMT 2008
I want to calculate the SCF energy of H2O triplet in geometry close to
the C2V symmetry. For this geometry that I study the state of lower
energy is the 3B1 followed by 3B2 and 3A2 respectively. I have no
problem in calculate each one of these energies. For this calculation
I use the follow input:
***,h2o
BASIS=aug-cc-pvqz
R=7.0
RHH=1.402
RH=(RHH/2.0)*toang
ROHH=R*toang
geomtyp=xyz
geometry={
3
Cartesian coordinates of each atom
O1,0.0000000000, ROHH*cos(90.0) , ROHH*sin(90.0)
H1,0.0000000000,-RH , 0.000000000
H2,0.0000000000, RH , 0.000000000
}
{RHF;
WF,10,?,2; !? can be 2 for B1, 3 for B2 or 4 for A2
}
---
The problem occurs when I use lower symmetry to study the system.
If I use Cs symmetry and I ask for the lower A?? energy I get the 3A2
energy instead of 3B1 energy. (That is, I get the second energy of
state A??!!!) . The unique difference in the input is:
...
geometry={
X;
3
Cartesian coordinates of each atom
O1,0.0000000000, ROHH*cos(90.0) , ROHH*sin(90.0)
H1,0.0000000000,-RH ,0.0000000000
H2,0.0000000000, RH , 0.000000000
}
...
{RHF;
WF,10,2,2 !or WF,10,1,2 for the A? state
}
---
In the same way, if I use C1 symmetry I get the 3A2 energy (the third
energy!!!). The unique difference in the input is:
...
geometry={
NOSYM;
3
Cartesian coordinates of each atom
O1,0.0000000000, ROHH*cos(90.0) , ROHH*sin(90.0)
H1,0.0000000000,-RH ,0.0000000000
H2,0.0000000000, RH , 0.000000000
}
...
{RHF;
WF,10,1,2
}
---
That is, if I use lower symmetry I never get the 3B1 energy
Could anyone explain me why it happens. Thank you.
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