[molpro-user] Analytic geometry optimization with density-fitting CASSCF by RS2 did not work
Kenny W
minjiwu at outlook.com
Mon Sep 19 19:30:55 CEST 2016
Dear Molpro Experts,
I tried to do geometry optimization at df-CASSCF level, and wished the job to run using analytic gradient via df-RS2 with "noexc" keyword:(reference: http://www.molpro.net/pipermail/molpro-user/2012-October/005092.html)However, the geometry optimization still proceeded with numerical gradient. Here is my input:
***,df-CAS(12,12) optimizationmemory,15000,m
cartesianbasis=6-31G*geomtyp=xyzgeometry={39TS optimization C -4.85773400 0.51429900 0.42945500 .... atomic coordinates follows ... H 0.73880900 2.27415000 -0.56530600}! orbital from previous df-CAS/6-31G*{matropread,oldorbitals,file=radical_df4.orbsave,oldorbitals,2140.2,orbitals}
{df-multi,DF_BASIS=vdz/JKFITstart,2140.2close,76occ,88wf,164,1,0natorb,ci,printorbital,2141.2maxiter,39}
! change basis to VDZ with density fittingbasis={ default,vdz set,fit ! defines a basis set called fit default,vdz/JKFIT} ! here uses slash in the basis name{cfit,basis=fit} ! defines the DF basis setspherical
{df-multistart,2141.2close,76occ,88wf,164,1,0natorb,ci,printorbital,2142.2maxiter,39}
! df-CAS analytic gradient using df-RS2 with keyword noexc{df-RS2,thrden=1.0d-11,thrvar=1.0d-11,maxit=100,maxiti=100core,75 ! this should be redundant with noexcocc,88close,76noexc; ! this is just for analytic grad wf,164,1,0;state,1,1orbit,2142.2}
optg,root=2 ! optimize for transition state
Everything went fine until df-RS2 finished, and the RSPT2 energy indeed equals to the CASSCF reference energy. But while starting geometry optimization, I found in the output file that the calculation still used numeric gradient.
May I know what went wrong with the input file? The tail of the output file follows. Thank you very much for your help!
Sincerely,MJ Wu
Reference energy -1293.32140467 Nuclear energy 1881.75751251 Kinetic energy 1292.96788162 One electron energy -5511.10187574 Two electron energy 2336.02295856 Virial quotient -1.00027342 Correlation energy 0.00000000 !RSPT2 STATE 1.1 Energy -1293.321404666142
!RSPT2 STATE 1.1 Dipole moment -1.75999116 -0.81167791 0.50501499 Dipole moment /Debye -4.47315833 -2.06294434 1.28353600
Hylleraas correlation energy: 0.00000000 Total energy: -1293.32140467
Solving MCSCF z-vector equations for state 1.1, requested accuracy= 0.10D-05 Convergence reached in 4 iterations ( 4 expansion vectors), accuracy= 0.65D-06
Reference dipole moments: -1.75999116 -0.81167791 0.50501499 !RSPT2 dipole moments (ED): -1.76000654 -0.81168150 0.50501620
RSPT2 Gradient info saved on record 5200.1
CPU-time for rhs: 703.84 sec CPU-time for cpmcscf: 3765.26 sec CPU-time for densities: 2.35 sec
********************************************************************************************************************************** DATASETS * FILE NREC LENGTH (MB) RECORD NAMES 1 25 7557.78 500 610 700 900 950 970 1001 129 960 1100 VAR BASINP GEOM SYMINP ZMAT AOBASIS BASIS P2S ABASIS S 1400 1410 1200 1210 1080 1600 1650 1700 1380 5200 T V H0 H01 AOSYM SMH MOLCAS OPER JKOP RS2GRAD 5210 7009 90002 90003 7005 RS2GRAD ITF ITF
2 7 18.73 700 1000 520 2140 2141 1001 2142 GEOM BASIS MCVARS MATROP MCSCF BASIS MCSCF
PROGRAMS * TOTAL RS2 MULTI INT MULTI MATROP INT CPU TIMES * 42786.30 5427.08 21523.68 13.74 15548.16 2.63 266.23 REAL TIME * 4057.84 SEC DISK USED * 78.76 GB **********************************************************************************************************************************
PROGRAM * OPT (Geometry optimization) Authors: F. Eckert and H.-J. Werner
Geometry optimization using default procedure for command DF-RS2
Geometry written to block 1 of record 700
Generated 111 symmetrical displacements
Numerically approximating hessian using forward gradient differences
Task list generated. Total number of displacements: 111
11 tasks completed, CPU=3d 16h 28m 23s Elapsed=9h 25m 6s 22 tasks completed, CPU=7d 2h 25m 20s Elapsed=17h 49m 50s
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