From: Karol L. <kar...@kn...> - 2007-03-02 17:11:21
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On Friday 02 of March 2007 12:05, Noel O'Boyle wrote: > Running ccget mpenergies on the GAMESS-US output files, we get: > > Attempting to parse water_ccd.out > mpenergies: > [ [-2073.99919009]] > Attempting to parse water_ccsd(t).out > mpenergies: > [ [-2073.99919009]] > Attempting to parse water_ccsd.out > mpenergies: > [ [-2073.99919009]] > Attempting to parse water_mp2.out > mpenergies: > [ [-2040.91709961]] > > Should I be worried about the difference in the values? The reason I > ask now, is that I am wondering whether to include this code (the code > for parsing mpenergies from CC calculations) in the release branch. > > Noel This difference is due to a difference in basis sets. Job water_mp2 uses STO-3G, while all the CC calculations were done for 6-31G(d,p). The problem is that GAMESS aborts if the number of correlating orbitals is smaller than the number of occupied ones (2 versus 4 for STO-3G). I'm not sure how critical this is from the chemical point of view, but Gaussian for instance has no problem with it (no warning). Karol -- written by Karol Langner Fri Mar 2 17:54:53 CET 2007 |