lello
raffaele.borrelli@unito.it
I am a bit confused. What happens if I use ISTSYM=2
in an MCSCF calculation and, in the same run I
do an MCQDPT2? Which states are selcted for MP2?
Lello
On Thu Oct 3 '13 3:14pm, Alex Granovsky wrote
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>Dear Lello,
>Dear Thom,
>Thom is right that the described convention is used by all CI codes
>which work in AO basis. At present, this are exactly CIS/TDHF/TDDFT.
>The convention for GUGA/ALDET CI is different. In addition,
>XMCQDPT/MCQDPT code applies yet another convention.
>Kind regards,
>Alex Granovsky
>
>
>
>On Thu Oct 3 '13 12:25pm, Thomas Pijper wrote
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>>Dear Lello,
>>AFAIK, the information in the manual is correct. My guess is that different parts of the Firefly code number the irreps differently. The numbering on page 121 pertains to the TDHF/TDDFT/CIS code, while the second numbering you refer to (ISTSYM=4 for Bu in C2h) pertains to the (X)MCQDPT2 code. Perhaps Alex can provide more information (or correct me if I'm wrong).
>>Page numbers will be added in the next update.
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>>
>>Kind regards,
>>Thom
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>>On Thu Oct 3 '13 11:07am, lello wrote
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>>>Dear All,
>>>concerning the manual I have found some contradictory information
>>>about the use of symmetry with ISTSYM.
>>>The manual (on page 121) states that the number ISTSYM associated with the symmetry label can be found looking at the string
>>>"DIMENSIONS OF THE SYMMETRY SUBSPACES"
>>>The example gives ISTSYM=3 for the Bu label in C2h group.
>>>Later in the manual one finds that ISTSYM=4 for Bu in C2h.
>>>The main problem is that I am performing a CASSCF in C2h symmetry
>>>and I must use ISTSYM=2 to get Bu states.
>>>Am I doing something wrong or is there some error in the manual?
>>>Also, is it possible to add page number to the manual?
>>>Thanks,
>>>Lello
>>>On Wed Oct 2 '13 3:46pm, Thomas Pijper wrote
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>>>>Dear all,
>>>>The Firefly manual has been updated today. The new files can be found in the "Manuals" section.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Kind regards,
>>>>Thom