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CCSD and CCSD(T) calculations with the ricc2 module require
the same prerequisites as RI-CC2 calculations,
- a converged SCF calculation with the one-electron density
threshold set to $denconv
1.d-5
or less
- an auxiliary basis defined in the data group $cbas
- if orbitals should be excluded from the correlation treatment
the data group $freeze has to be set
- the maximum core memory which the program is allowed to
allocate should be defined in the data group $maxcor;
the recommended value is 66-75% of the available
(physical) core memory.
- the data group $ricc2 with a specification of the
coupled-cluster model
Calculations with the CCSD(F12) methods require in addition:
- the data group $rir12 with the definition of the
standard approximations for the explicitly-correlated
contributions (see Sec. 8.5 for details)
- the data group $lcg, which define the correlation
function (here it is in particular important to choose
for F12 calculations the exponent; recommended values
are 0.9 for cc-pVDZ-F12, 1.0 for cc-pVTZ-F12 and
1.1 for cc-pVQZ-F12 basis sets)
- a complementary auxiliary (CABS) basis set
Furthermore it is recommeded to select in addition an
auxiliary JK basis set for the evaluation of the Fock matrix
elements. (The rijk
menu of define can be used for this.)
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