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If you have problems during the execution of MRCC, please attach the output with an adequate description of your case as well as the followings:
This information really helps us during troubleshooting
- the way mrcc was invoked
- the way build.mrcc was invoked
- the output of build.mrcc
- compiler version (for example: ifort -V, gfortran -v)
- blas/lapack versions
- as well as gcc and glibc versions
This information really helps us during troubleshooting
Print basis set details?
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5 years 6 months ago #892
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Print basis set details? was created by jamont137
Is there a way to request that the basis set exponents and contraction coefficients be printed in the output file? Thanks!
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5 years 6 months ago #893
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Hello!
You can find the employed exponents and contraction coefficients of the built-in basis sets for each element in the BASIS folder of the MRCC package.
The keyword
verbosity=3
will print out additional details about the AO basis, but this currently does not print the exponents and contraction coefficients.
If this does not help you, let us know in more detail what do you need.
Best wishes,
Peter
You can find the employed exponents and contraction coefficients of the built-in basis sets for each element in the BASIS folder of the MRCC package.
The keyword
verbosity=3
will print out additional details about the AO basis, but this currently does not print the exponents and contraction coefficients.
If this does not help you, let us know in more detail what do you need.
Best wishes,
Peter
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5 years 6 months ago #894
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Replied by jamont137 on topic Print basis set details?
Thanks for your reply!
In other programs I usually turn this on (for example: gprint,basis in Molpro) so that I know for sure what basis was used when looking back at old outputs, sometimes years later, as basis sets are sometimes updated or corrected. It's not a big problem for me.
In other programs I usually turn this on (for example: gprint,basis in Molpro) so that I know for sure what basis was used when looking back at old outputs, sometimes years later, as basis sets are sometimes updated or corrected. It's not a big problem for me.
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