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| - | Tutorial re-adapted from [[https:// | + | Tutorial re-adapted from the [[https:// |
| - | For more info see also the slides from Joost VandeVondele [[https:// | + | For more info see also the slides from Joost VandeVondele [[pdf>https:// |
| - | and Sanliang Ling [[https:// | + | Matt Watkins [[https:// |
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| ! various runtypes (energy, geo_opt, etc.) available. | ! various runtypes (energy, geo_opt, etc.) available. | ||
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| - | | + | ! amount of information printed to output |
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| - | ! reduce the amount of IO | + | |
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| &END GLOBAL | &END GLOBAL | ||
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| ! an accurate preconditioner suitable also for larger systems | ! an accurate preconditioner suitable also for larger systems | ||
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| ! important parameter to get stable HFX calcs (contributions to hfx smaller than EPS_SCHWARZ are not considered) | ! important parameter to get stable HFX calcs (contributions to hfx smaller than EPS_SCHWARZ are not considered) | ||
| EPS_SCHWARZ 1.0E-6 | EPS_SCHWARZ 1.0E-6 | ||
| - | ! needs a good (GGA) initial guess (screening on density matrix elements) | + | ! needs a good (GGA) initial guess |
| + | ! screening on the product between maximum of density matrix elements | ||
| SCREEN_ON_INITIAL_P TRUE | SCREEN_ON_INITIAL_P TRUE | ||
| &END | &END | ||
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| ! for condensed phase systems | ! for condensed phase systems | ||
| POTENTIAL_TYPE TRUNCATED | POTENTIAL_TYPE TRUNCATED | ||
| - | ! should be less than halve the cell | + | ! should be less than half the cell |
| - | CUTOFF_RADIUS | + | CUTOFF_RADIUS |
| ! data file needed with the truncated operator | ! data file needed with the truncated operator | ||
| T_C_G_DATA ./t_c_g.dat | T_C_G_DATA ./t_c_g.dat | ||
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| * Look at the output where the HOMO-LUMO gap has been printed out. How does this compare to the GGA result? | * Look at the output where the HOMO-LUMO gap has been printed out. How does this compare to the GGA result? | ||
| * Adjust the fraction of exchange (modify the input in two places!) to 20% and/or 30%, how does this influence the gap ? | * Adjust the fraction of exchange (modify the input in two places!) to 20% and/or 30%, how does this influence the gap ? | ||
| - | * Most of the time in the SCF cycle is spent in the first step, while the other steps are much faster. Why do you think is that? | + | * The most expensive part of the whole SCF cycle is represented by the first step, while the other steps are much faster. Why is that? |
| * __Optional__ You can check if the SCF cycle is stable by decreasing the values of '' | * __Optional__ You can check if the SCF cycle is stable by decreasing the values of '' | ||
| * __Optional__ CP2K tries to store the ERI in-core and avoid to calculate them at each SCF step. Especially for large systems that can be run on large HCP machines it is important to run in-core operation and fit the calculations of the ERI into memory. To see the effect of not having enough memory on the time for the '' | * __Optional__ CP2K tries to store the ERI in-core and avoid to calculate them at each SCF step. Especially for large systems that can be run on large HCP machines it is important to run in-core operation and fit the calculations of the ERI into memory. To see the effect of not having enough memory on the time for the '' | ||
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| Rerun the single point energy calculation and note the band gap. | Rerun the single point energy calculation and note the band gap. | ||
| * Is such a short range sufficient to have a sizable effect on the band gap ? | * Is such a short range sufficient to have a sizable effect on the band gap ? | ||
| - | * is '' | + | * is '' |
| ===== Auxiliary Density Matrix Methods (ADMM) ===== | ===== Auxiliary Density Matrix Methods (ADMM) ===== | ||
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| RUN_TYPE ENERGY | RUN_TYPE ENERGY | ||
| ! limit the runs to 30min | ! limit the runs to 30min | ||
| - | WALLTIME 1800 | + | WALLTIME 1800 |
| ! reduce the amount of IO | ! reduce the amount of IO | ||
| IOLEVEL | IOLEVEL | ||
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| ! Charge and multiplicity | ! Charge and multiplicity | ||
| - | CHARGE | + | CHARGE |
| - | MULTIPLICITY | + | MULTIPLICITY |
| &MGRID | &MGRID | ||
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