[Molpro-user] DFT oddity
Kirk Peterson
kipeters at wsu.edu
Sun Sep 28 08:22:19 BST 2008
I'm sure this is something very simple, but I was just trying to get a
B3LYP energy for the N atom as a function of basis set and ran into a
strange problem. The energies look perfectly reasonable until I hit cc-
pV5Z and then the energy decreases by nearly 0.1 Eh. Definitely wrong
and I get the same answer with 2008.1 and 2006.1. If I carry out a df-
rks,b3lyp calculation the energy is more reasonable. I thought
perhaps this was a symmetry issue since this is turned off in the
density fitting calc. but this doesn't help the conventional
calculation. Any suggestions out there? The simple input follows
below.
thanks,
-Kirk
energies:
cc-pVTZ: -54.57679786
cc-pVQZ: -54.58035208
cc-pV5Z: -54.66764391
the latter with df-rks: -54.57458878 (better but obviously not great)
input:
memory,30,m
basis=v5z
geom={N}
int
{hf;wf,7,8,3}
rks,b3lyp
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