[molpro-user] MRCI csf or det

[David Lauvergnat]

Dear Molpro users,

For some applications, I need to get the CI coefficients of a MRCI calculation.

- For CASSCF calculation (default calculation), the CIVECTOR are printed as Salter determinants (I’m guessing). That’s perfect.

- For MRCI calculation, the CIVECTOR are printed with a different notation ( / and \ instead of a and b for unpaired electron). I’m wondering if this notation represent a CSF or a slater determinant.
If this notation stands for CSF's, do you know a way to print the CIVECTOR for Slater determinants ?

Thanks in advance


Best reagards

David Lauvergnat

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