##master-page:HelpTemplate ##master-date:Unknown-Date #format wiki #language en #Please change following line to BDF module name = genfrag = <> {{{ Module genfrag is used to generate molecular fragments and also fragment pairs that are used in Frag-MP2/CCSD calculation. }}} == General keywords == === optfrag === {{{#!wiki Ask for fragment optimization. Next line is a string "all" or a list of fragments need to be optimized. }}} === decfrag === {{{#!wiki Fragments in DEC-(divide-expend-consolidate) MP2/CCSD proposed by Paul Jogensen et. al. are generated. If this keyword is not used in input. FragMP2 fragments will be generated. }}} === threshrad === {{{#!wiki For Frag-MP2, the following line is a float number to specify threshold of buffer radii in FragMP2. Default: 4.5 angstrom. For DEC-MP2, the following line is three float numbers to specify thresholds of virtual EOS space, occupied buffer space and unoccupied buffer space. Default: 4.5 3.0 1.5 angstrom. If fragment optimization is required, these threshold are used as initial thresholds. }}} === threshtail === {{{#!wiki The following line is two float numbers to define threshold of Coulomb tails of occupied and virtual orbitals. Default: 0.01 0.01. }}} === threshexvir === {{{#!wiki Threshold of extra virtual orbital in Frag-MP2/CCSD approach. Large value will add more extra virtual orbital in amplitude space. Default: 0.1. }}} === distpair === {{{#!wiki Threshold of distance pairs. Two fragment with distance larger than "dispair" will be neglect in correlation energy calculation. Default: 15 angstrom. }}} === energy === {{{#!wiki Set the method will be used in correlation calculation. Now, we only support MP2. }}} == Expert keywords == === noenergy === {{{#!wiki Do not evoke energy calculation automatically. }}} === optfrag === {{{#!wiki xxx }}} = Depend Files = || Filename || Description || Format || || || || || = Examples = = Insert latex = You can insert latex formula as {{{#!latex \begin{equation} \rho_{\mu}=\sum_i w_i*\chi_{\mu}(r_i)\chi_{\mu}(r_i) \end{equation} }}} You can also insert a latex formular inline The basis is <>