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the_density_functional_program [2023/09/18 15:34] – [Note on Minnesota Density Functionals] hesselmann | the_density_functional_program [2024/01/27 11:33] (current) – [Empirical damped dispersion correction] hesselmann | ||
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Grid points very close to the nucleus can have very small grid weights which can drop below machine precsion (~10d-16) when the radial grid is very large. These can be discarded with the option '' | Grid points very close to the nucleus can have very small grid weights which can drop below machine precsion (~10d-16) when the radial grid is very large. These can be discarded with the option '' | ||
- | ==== Grid caching (GRIDSAVE, NOGRIDSAVE) ==== | ||
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- | disables the disk caching of the grid, i.e, forces the recalculation of the grid each time it is needed. | ||
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- | forces the use of a grid cache where possible. | ||
==== Grid symmetry (GRIDSYM, | ==== Grid symmetry (GRIDSYM, | ||
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Gradient contributions from the D3 and D4 dispersion correction are automatically computed in DFT geometry optimisations. | Gradient contributions from the D3 and D4 dispersion correction are automatically computed in DFT geometry optimisations. | ||
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+ | Note that not all functionals implemented in Molpro (and Libxc) are known to the D4 program (and vice versa). And in some cases the functionals supported by D4 might have a different identifier than used in Molpro. To see which functionals can be used with D4, see the documentation at [[https:// | ||
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+ | using the '' | ||
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References: | References: |