#!/bin/sh # You calculate Electron Spin Resonance properties with the keywords ESR and # QTENS. ESR is a block-type key and is used to compute the G-tensor or the # Nuclear Magnetic Dipole Hyperfine interaction. QTENS is a simple key and # invokes the computation of the Nuclear Electric Quadrupole Hyperfine # interaction. # Proper usage of the key ESR requires that you do one of the following: # (a) A Spin-Orbit calculation, spin-restricted, with exactly one unpaired # electron, or # (b) A Spin-Orbit calculation, spin-unrestricted in the collinear # approximation, or # (c) No Spin-Orbit terms and spin-unrestricted. # In case (a) and (b) you obtain the G-tensor. In case (b) and (c) you get the # Magnetic Dipole Hyperfine interaction. # Note: in case (a) the program also prints a Magnetic Dipole Hyperfine # interaction data, but these have then been computed without the terms from the # spin-density at the nucleus. Note: in case (b) and (c) one can have more than # one unpaired electron. Note: in case (b) one has to use symmetry NOSYM. # Five calculations are performed: # - Scalar relativistic spin-restricted # - Scalar relativistic open shell spin-restricted # - Scalar relativistic spin-unrestricted # - Spin-Orbit relativistic spin-restricted # - Spin-Orbit relativistic spin-unrestricted collinear # First a scalar relativistic spin-restricted calculation is performed. The # TAPE21 of this calculation is saved as a fragment in the next spin- # unrestricted calculation, using only 1 SCF iteration, which is a way to get # the scalar relativistic spin-restricted open shell result for the magnetic # dipole hyperfine interaction. $ADFBIN/adf <