Alex Granovsky
gran@classic.chem.msu.su
see the following thread
"http://classic.chem.msu.su/cgi-bin/ceilidh.exe/gran/gamess/forum/?C3d4c0ee19RnE-7071-738-00.htm"
for explanation
Regards,
Alex Granovsky
On Tue Oct 12 '10 7:30am, Masoud Nahali wrote
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>Dear Jim
>Many thanks for your kind attention and helpful comments. As I understand you have included the palladium ECP once and for the next palladium atom you have written PD-ECP instead of including the details of ECP. In Pd2Pt.inp file (which was terminated successfully) I had included the ECP of both palladium atoms without using PD-ECP but I did not get the error. Why had I gotten the error for Pd2Pt-H2O2.inp and not for Pd2Pt.inp?
>Masoud Nahali
>PhD Student of Physical Chemistry
>Sharif University of Technology
>On Sun Oct 10 '10 9:37pm, Jim Kress wrote
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>>You had the ECP setup wrong. Attached is the corrected input file, a EXETYP=CHECK run and the start of an EXETYP=RUN output file.
>>Jim
>>On Sat Oct 9 '10 1:16am, Masoud Nahali wrote
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>>>Dear Professor Alex Granovsky
>>>When I run a Pd2Pt cluster with using Lanl2DZ(f) basis sets and its ECPs , the job completes successfully; but after adding a H2O2 molecule to the previous file along with using MG3S basis sets for O and H surprisingly I get an error which is related to ECP ! :
>>> --------------
>>> ECP POTENTIALS
>>> --------------
>>> **** ERROR READING VARIABLE IZCORE CHECK COLUMN 16
>>> 5 ----- f potential -----
>>> ....V....1....V....2....V....3....V....4....V....5....V....6....V....7....V....8
>>>Attached please find the two jobs :
>>>Pd2Pt.inp (Pd2Pt cluster, Lanl2DZ(f) basis sets and ECPs)
>>>Pd2Pt-H2O2.inp (Pd2Pt cluster and a H2O2 molecule, Lanl2DZ(f) basis sets and its ECPs for transition metals and MG3S basis sets for H and O.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>On Fri Oct 8 '10 11:45am, Alex Granovsky wrote
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>>>>Dear Masoud,
>>>>the format of the basis set is compatible with Firefly,
>>>>however, if you want to create custom basis set file,
>>>>you need to reformat it a bit. See e.g., the definitions of
>>>>cc-pvxz external basis sets (available at the Downloads section).
>>>>Alternatively, you can provide this basis set directly in the input file,
>>>>see the attached example.
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Alex Granovsky
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>On Thu Oct 7 '10 4:42am, Masoud Nahali wrote
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>>>>>Dear Firefly users
>>>>>The MG3S basis sets which are in "http://comp.chem.umn.edu/basissets/basis.cgi" can not be read and used by Firefly. There is a GAMESS or GAMESSPLUS format in this site. Is the format wrong ? I check the MG3S basis set for oxygen and hydrogen and they do not work. Your help is appreciated in advance. Many Thanks
>>>>>Masoud Nahali
>>>>>PhD Student of Physical Chemistry
>>>>>Sharif University of Technology
>>>>>