CCL:G: an error in terms of frequency calculation in Gaussian 03.
- From: Jim Harrison <jim456harrison|,|yahoo.com>
- Subject: CCL:G: an error in terms of frequency calculation in
Gaussian 03.
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 21:08:06 -0800 (PST)
Dr Takumi
You have not specify the molecule and its input job. I can only
guess the source of the problem. However if I assume that you have perform
an optimization and then a frequency job, there a possibility that the initial
structure that you have specified in the input is incorrect. As specified
in the output "molecule is non-linear". If you have taken a linear structure,
remove all symmetry on the molecule and perform an optimization and then a
frequency calculation.This lead to an optimized structure of the molecules and
then frequency will be computed for this optimized structure.
Now if
the molecule is very large, it is possible that optimization did not occur
[you can check this by looking for four "yes" in the output . if you find four
"yes" then the structure has optimized]. If you do not find the four "yes" then
the job had stopped due to running out of Step. The solution is to
increase the step by using the keyword
Maxcycle=100. If you want to restart with the previous job, use the
keyword opt (maxcycle=100,restart) freq.
normally when this
situation of "out of step" occur, the calculation has to proceed automatically
proceed to frequency calculation but for the non-optimized structure. It is
always good to optimize before performing a frequency calculation.
now if
the specified molecule is linear and you have impose symmetry at the start of
the calculation, the molecule has converge to a linear structure and the
calculation had crashed giving errors. Hence the optimized structure of the
molecule is a linear structure. Perform the opt and freq job for the linear
structure
I hope that the above will help you. if this does not help,
send an email to help**gaussian.com. They will sort out your problems.
Bye
Jim
"Takumi Hori thori3jp*_*mac.com"
<owner-chemistry**ccl.net> wrote:
Sent to
CCL by: Takumi Hori [thori3jp!=!mac.com]
Dear CCL users,
I got a
following error in terms of frequency calculation in Gaussian03.
>
(Enter /opt/g03nscco64/g03/l716.exe)
> Dipole
=-5.74843628D-01-5.82225009D-01 2.70383092D-01
> Polarizability=
6.07153970D+02-3.92605031D+01 5.30253486D+02
>
-6.00698286D+01-1.82463985D+01 2.60811735D+02
> Full mass-weighted force
constant matrix:
> Low frequencies --- Infinity NaN NaN NaN
> NaN NaN
> Low frequencies --- NaN NaN
NaN
> Molecule is non-linear but NTrRo=0.
> Error termination via
Lnk1e in /opt/g03nscco64/g03/l716.exe at Fri
> Feb 16 13:04:48
2007.
> Job cpu time: 3 days 15 hours 28 minutes 16.0 seconds.
>
File lengths (MBytes): RWF= 4756 Int= 0 D2E= 0
> Chk=
21 Scr=
1
>
Could you please tell me possible reasons why gaussian gave
such an
error?
Could anyone tell me how to fix this problem?
Any
suggestions are appreciated.
Thank you very much in advance for your
advice.
Best regards,
Takumi
--
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Hori
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Nippon Steel Chemical
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