[molpro-user] Problem with awcvxz-pp basis set?
Taube, Andrew
Andrew.Taube at DEShawResearch.com
Tue Feb 12 15:58:34 GMT 2013
Hi,
I am having a problem with the relatively new aug-cc-pwCVXZ-PP basis sets for iodine and xenon (at least, haven't gone through calculations for bromine and krypton yet).
When using the basis sets w/o the reweighted core functions on iodine, i.e.
***,sp~dfmp2~avqz
memory,1000,M
thrdscf=1e-12,thrdscf_max=1e-9
gthresh,throvl=1e-9,throrth=1e-7,energy=1e-8,optgrad=1e-4,optstep=1e-4,optenerg=1e-6
gdirect
basis={
default=avqz,i=avqz-pp
set,jk,context=jkfit
default=avqz,i=AQZVP
}
geomtyp=xyz
symmetry,nosym
orient,noorient
geometry={
7
name
O1 1.7435045780 -0.4531154611 -0.6327326063
H2 1.4572371768 -0.6541823454 0.2702699373
H3 1.6518406105 0.5133564902 -0.6380289538
O4 0.9569201064 -0.2003794367 2.2852703128
H5 0.7392163721 0.6848891838 1.9213759420
H6 1.8455439772 -0.0480272240 2.6233630795
I7 0.9904291790 2.9568307932 0.7420582886
}
set,charge=-1
{df-hf,accu=15,df_basis=jk}
The first iteration of the Hartree-Fock is reasonable and convergence proceeds accordingly:
1PROGRAM * RHF-SCF (CLOSED SHELL) Authors: W. Meyer, H.-J. Werner
NUMBER OF ELECTRONS: 23+ 23- SPACE SYMMETRY=1 SPIN SYMMETRY: Singlet
CONVERGENCE THRESHOLDS: 3.16E-08 (Density) 1.00E-09 (Energy)
INTEGRAL THRESHOLDS: 1.00E-11 (Initial) 1.00E-11 (Final)
MAX. NUMBER OF ITERATIONS: 4
INTERPOLATION TYPE: DIIS
INTERPOLATION STEPS: 2 (START) 1 (STEP)
LEVEL SHIFTS: 0.00 (CLOSED) 0.00 (OPEN)
Orbital guess generated from atomic densities. Full valence occupancy: 27
Coulomb and exchange fitting
Thresholds for fitting: THRAO_COUL= 1.0D-14 THRAO_EXCH= 1.0D-12 THRMO= 1.0D-11 THRPROD= 1.0D-11 THRASM= 1.0D-11
THR2HLF= 1.0D-11
Molecular orbital dump at record 2100.2
ITERATION DDIFF GRAD ENERGY 2-EL.EN. DIPOLE MOMENTS DIIS CPU(IT) CPU(TOT) ORB.
1 0.000D+00 0.000D+00 -446.81647145 802.471989 -1.63668 -3.39929 -0.53083 0 4.6 25.0 start
2 0.000D+00 0.319D-02 -446.88047029 790.566814 -1.87511 -3.73346 -0.90902 1 4.6 29.6 diag
3 0.355D-02 0.196D-02 -446.90202272 794.279080 -1.80137 -3.67486 -0.82169 2 4.6 34.2 orth
On the other hand, if I use the reweighted core basis on iodine
***,sp~dfmp2~avqz
memory,1000,M
thrdscf=1e-12,thrdscf_max=1e-9
gthresh,throvl=1e-9,throrth=1e-7,energy=1e-8,optgrad=1e-4,optstep=1e-4,optenerg=1e-6
gdirect
basis={
default=avqz,i=awcvqz-pp
set,jk,context=jkfit
default=avqz,i=AQZVP
}
geomtyp=xyz
symmetry,nosym
orient,noorient
geometry={
7
name
O1 1.7435045780 -0.4531154611 -0.6327326063
H2 1.4572371768 -0.6541823454 0.2702699373
H3 1.6518406105 0.5133564902 -0.6380289538
O4 0.9569201064 -0.2003794367 2.2852703128
H5 0.7392163721 0.6848891838 1.9213759420
H6 1.8455439772 -0.0480272240 2.6233630795
I7 0.9904291790 2.9568307932 0.7420582886
}
set,charge=-1
{df-hf,accu=15,df_basis=jk}
I get nonsense:
1PROGRAM * RHF-SCF (CLOSED SHELL) Authors: W. Meyer, H.-J. Werner
NUMBER OF ELECTRONS: 23+ 23- SPACE SYMMETRY=1 SPIN SYMMETRY: Singlet
CONVERGENCE THRESHOLDS: 3.16E-08 (Density) 1.00E-09 (Energy)
INTEGRAL THRESHOLDS: 1.00E-12 (Initial) 1.00E-12 (Final)
MAX. NUMBER OF ITERATIONS: 100
INTERPOLATION TYPE: DIIS
INTERPOLATION STEPS: 2 (START) 1 (STEP)
LEVEL SHIFTS: 0.00 (CLOSED) 0.00 (OPEN)
Orbital guess generated from atomic densities. Full valence occupancy: 27
Coulomb and exchange fitting
Thresholds for fitting: THRAO_COUL= 1.0D-15 THRAO_EXCH= 1.0D-13 THRMO= 1.0D-12 THRPROD= 1.0D-12 THRASM= 1.0D-12
THR2HLF= 1.0D-12
Molecular orbital dump at record 2100.2
ITERATION DDIFF GRAD ENERGY 2-EL.EN. DIPOLE MOMENTS DIIS CPU(IT) CPU(TOT) ORB.
1 0.000D+00 0.000D+00 -353.34721489 453.526994 -10.02201 46.40416 -9.48511 0 6.0 52.1 start
2 0.000D+00 0.730D-01 -159.26305208 1795.049533 9.58128 -101.59433 2.81927 1 6.1 58.1 diag
3 0.118D+01 0.242D+00 -199.81465289 1692.049476 9.56600 -101.42245 2.80492 2 6.1 64.2 diag
I have checked that this is not a density fitting problem. It seems like either the initial guess is very bad or there is something wrong with the underlying basis set. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Andrew G. Taube
D. E. Shaw Research
email: Andrew.TaubeXX_AT_XXDEShawResearch.com
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