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correlations of electrons, and such basis set should be used. In addition, OCC 
card should be used to define the orbitals. 
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>The ground state of HeNa+ is WF,12,1,0; and the grant state of Na+ should be 
WF,10,1,0; OCC,3,1,1,0 should be the ground state occupation. Otherwise it 
will end up with an excited state of Na+ which is unreasonable. 
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>The output file is attached in this email. Can anyone take a look at it and give 
me some suggestion on this?
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>Thank you very much!
>
>Sincerely Yours,
>
>
>Dr. Shengfu YANG
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>Department of Chemistry
>University of Leicester
>Leicester LE1 7RH
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