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Both dscf and ridft require the control file and starting
orbitals obtained from the extended Hückel guess using define.
Energy calculations using dscf can be performed in a direct or
semi-direct mode. In the direct mode all four-center ERI's are
recalculated at each SCF iteration. The semi-direct mode uses a
selective storage of the most time consuming and frequently used
integrals. The amount of integrals stored is controlled by the
keywords $thize and $thime, related to integral size and
computational cost. The semi-direct mode requires a separate dscf statistics run to estimate the disk space needed for integral storage.
The statistics run requires the keyword $statistics dscf
to be
present in the control file. It can be set either manually or
using the tool Stati.
For ridft and rdgrad following additional prerequisites are required:
- An auxiliary basis defined in the data group $jbas. This
group is created automatically when using ri menu of
define.
- The maximum core memory the program is allowed to allocate
should be defined in the data group $ricore; the recommended
value is 75-85% of the available (physical) core memory.
- Calculations using MARI-J method require the keyword
$marij.
- For RI-HF-calculations auxiliary bases defined in the data group
$jkbas are needed. This group is created by the rijk
menu in define.
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