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9 years 6 months ago #146
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Dear MRCC Developers,
Is it possible to print out the same-spin and opposite-spin part of the CC correlation energy from your program?
Thank you,
Szymon Śmiga
Is it possible to print out the same-spin and opposite-spin part of the CC correlation energy from your program?
Thank you,
Szymon Śmiga
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9 years 6 months ago #147
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Dear Szymon,
It depends on what CC method you are interested in. CCSD or higher-order CC methods?
It depends on what CC method you are interested in. CCSD or higher-order CC methods?
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9 years 6 months ago #148
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Thank you for quick response.
I'm interested in such of decomposition of correlation energy in the higher-order CC method.
I'm interested in such of decomposition of correlation energy in the higher-order CC method.
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9 years 6 months ago #149
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Dear Szymon,
That's easy. Edit mrcc.f, go to subroutine energy, and uncomment the following lines:
write(6,*) 'aa',sum
write(6,*) 'bb',sum
write(6,*) 'ab',sum
and recompile the code. Then you will get the alpha-alpha, etc. contributions to the correlation energy.
That's easy. Edit mrcc.f, go to subroutine energy, and uncomment the following lines:
write(6,*) 'aa',sum
write(6,*) 'bb',sum
write(6,*) 'ab',sum
and recompile the code. Then you will get the alpha-alpha, etc. contributions to the correlation energy.
Best regards,
Mihaly Kallay
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9 years 6 months ago #150
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Thank you for help.
Szymon Śmiga
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