Example: PIM: optimization N2 on silver cluster Ag68¶
Expert option
This example demonstrates how to do a geometry optimization with the Polarizability Interaction Model (PIM).
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TITLE DIM/QM Gradient Test, N2 on Ag68
ATOMS
N 0.0000000000 0.0000000000 2.5000000000
N 0.0000000000 0.0000000000 3.5000000000
END
BASIS
type TZP
core none
END
SYMMETRY NOSYM
CHARGE 0
SCF
Iterations 100
Converge 1e-6
END
BeckeGrid
Quality good
End
XC
GGA Becke Perdew
END
:: It is suggested to use a full scf for the first
:: geometry iteration of a DIM/QM optimization
FULLSCF
GEOMETRY
:: DIM/QM geometry optimization must be done in Cartesian coordinates
Optim Cartesian
:: For a DIM/QM geometry optimization
:: it is suggested to use tighter convergence criterion
Converge Grad=1E-4
:: We are only interested in testing the gradients, so look at first iteration only
Iterations 1
END
SAVE TAPE21
DIMQM
:: Choose DIM/QM Methods:
:: Here PIM with screening
PIM
ALGORITHM DIRECT
SCREEN EXP 1.0
:: Choose DIM/QM FORCE FIELD Method
:: First, we choose the Lennard-Jones 12-6 pot.
FORCEFIELD LJ12-6
:: Next, we make the FORCE FIELD coordination dependent
COORDDEPEND
:: Finally, we will add Chemisorption corrects
CHEMISORPTION
:: User many add additional FORCE FIELD parameters
:: Adding coordination dependent parameters (in a.u.)
:: ATOM E_0 E_1 R_0 R_1 CN_max R_max R_min
COORDPAR Ag 0.003000 0.000800 3.250000 3.650000 12.000000 9.448600 5.669200
:: Adding Chemisorption parameters
:: ATOM E_0 E_1 R_0 R_1 CUTOFF
CHEMPAR N 0.275000 0.052500 0.800000 0.900000 4.913000
:: To print the DIM/QM gradients
DEBUG
END
DIMPAR
Ag
rad=1.4445
SUBEND
XYZ
68
Ag -1.2626801699 -1.1212553334 -7.5641602542
Ag 1.8701101821 -2.1177433283 -0.4836551986
...
SUBEND
END
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