[molpro-user] DFSAPT exch-disp calculation fails
Enrique Cabaleiro
qftkike at gmail.com
Wed Nov 9 14:20:26 CET 2016
Dear Molpro
I am having some problems with SAPT(DFT) calculations in large systems
using the new DFSAPT module in Molpro15.
I have been able to run a job with 2328 basis functions and 168 electrons
without problem, just asking for MEMORY,600,M.
However, when I increase the size of the system to 2372 basis functions and
198 electrons the job always stops with a segmentation fault message, just
before ending the calculation of exch-dispersion contribution. I have
increased the memory to MEMORY,1200,M and even to MEMORY,7000,M with no
result.
In all cases the program stops before ending the Exch-disp calculation:
E(2)exch-disp
=============
(ia|jb).Sib/Sja... CPU time: 107.51
(P|ia).SSi transformed integrals... CPU time: 490.12
(P|jb).SSj transformed integrals... CPU time: 323.79
(P|ia).Sij transformed integrals... CPU time: 436.02
(P|jb).Sji transformed integrals... CPU time: 452.26
done: 2.74% CPU time: 1692.69
done: 5.48% CPU time: 1619.34
done: 8.22% CPU time: 1626.85
done: 10.96% CPU time: 1574.67
done: 13.70% CPU time: 1584.20
done: 16.44% CPU time: 1433.22
done: 19.18% CPU time: 1337.00
done: 21.92% CPU time: 1284.13
done: 24.66% CPU time: 1530.77
done: 27.40% CPU time: 1619.63
done: 30.14% CPU time: 1577.61
done: 32.88% CPU time: 1620.97
done: 35.62% CPU time: 1580.66
done: 38.36% CPU time: 1615.58
done: 41.10% CPU time: 1563.07
done: 43.84% CPU time: 1582.54
done: 46.58% CPU time: 1400.51
done: 49.32% CPU time: 1306.42
done: 52.05% CPU time: 1561.26
done: 54.79% CPU time: 1538.78
done: 57.53% CPU time: 1567.66
done: 60.27% CPU time: 1296.91
done: 63.01% CPU time: 1271.76
done: 65.75% CPU time: 1273.03
done: 68.49% CPU time: 1272.98
done: 71.23% CPU time: 1276.71
done: 73.97% CPU time: 1277.00
done: 76.71% CPU time: 1277.53
done: 79.45% CPU time: 1278.63
done: 82.19% CPU time: 1270.43
done: 84.93% CPU time: 1214.99
done: 87.67% CPU time: 1215.03
done: 90.41% CPU time: 1217.58
done: 93.15% CPU time: 1214.26
done: 95.89% CPU time: 1216.07
done: 98.63% CPU time: 1215.97
I have seen in JCP 141, 094107 (2014), that much larger calculations can be
carried out, so maybe I am misinterpreting something.
This is my input file:
MEMORY,1200,M
gdirect; gthresh,THROVL=1.e-9
angstrom
geomtyp=xyz
symmetry,nosym orient,noorient
geometry={
include, ghexa-hexa.xyz
}
basis={
set,orbital; default,vtz
set,jkfit; default,vtz/jkfit
set,mp2fit; default,vtz/mp2fit
set,dflhf; default,vtz/jkfit
}
!================================================================
ca=2101.2; cb=2102.2
oldnorm=1
ipghexa=0.30481511
iphexa=0.21937674
hoghexa=-0.263564
hohexa=-0.177575
deltaA=ipghexa+hoghexa
deltaB=iphexa+hohexa
!================================================================
dummy,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,
87,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99,100,101,102,103,104,
105,106,107,108,109,110
{df-ks,lhf,pbex,pbec,basis=jkfit; dftfac,0.25,0.75,1.0; asymp,deltaA;
save,$ca; start,atdens}
monomerA,orb=$ca,core=26
dummy,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,
22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,
42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,
62,63,64,65,66,67,68
{df-ks,lhf,pbex,pbec,basis=jkfit; dftfac,0.25,0.75,1.0; asymp,deltaB;
save,$cb; start,atdens}
monomerB,orb=$cb,core=26
{dfsapt,all=1,auxbas='mp2fit',fcoul=1.0,fxc=1.0,fxcfit=1,fxcsing=1,t678=3}
Thanks,
Quique
--
Enrique M. Cabaleiro Lago
Departamento de Química Física
Facultad de Ciencias-Lugo
Universidad de Santiago de Compostela
Tel: 982295800 Ext. 24129
Fax: 982285872
e-mail: caba.lago at usc.es
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