CCL:G: Questions about SAC-CI calculations.
- From: "Huo-Lei Peng"
<horaldraman+/-gmail.com>
- Subject: CCL:G: Questions about SAC-CI calculations.
- Date: Sat, 25 Apr 2009 02:54:25 -0400
Sent to CCL by: "Huo-Lei Peng" [horaldraman : gmail.com]
Hi All:
Recently, I'v been working on the calculations on a doublet radical, which has
11 carbon, nitrogen
or oxygen atoms, using SAC-CI in Gaussian 03. It looks SAC-CI needs a lot of
disk space and
computer resource. In my case, the computation generated a huge rwf or scr file
(up to several
hundred GB) and failed finally. Could you give me any suggestion? Here is the
input:
%nprocshared=4
%mem=16GB
%rwf=1.rwf,30gb,2.rwf,30gb,3.rwf,30gb,4.rwf,30gb,5.rwf,30gb,6.rwf,-1
# SAC-CI=(Full, MaxR2Op=1000000, AnionDoublet=(Nstate=3))/6-31G(d) ROH
#P GFINPUT IOP(6/7=3)
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BTW, if I use CASSCF to calculate the doublet radical, how to select the active
space? Initial open-
shell calculation gave me alpha and beta orbitals. So how to select the orbitals
in this case.
Any suggestions will be highly appreciated
Thanks.
Huo-Lei Peng
Department of Chemistry
The Ohio State University
100 W. 18 Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210