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In difference to CC2 and MP2, the CCSD model does no longer allow
to avoid the storage of double excitation amplitudes (taibj)
and intermediates of with a similar size. Thus, also the disc space
requirements for the CCSD calculation are larger than for
RI-MP2 and RI-CC2 calculation for the same system.
For a (closed-shell) CCSD ground state energy calculations the amount of
disc space needed can be estimated roughly as
Ndisk 4N3 + (4 + mDIIS)O2N2 /(128×1024) MBytes , |
(10.18) |
where N is the number of basis functions, O the number of occupied
orbitals and mDIIS the number of vectors used in the DIIS
procedure (by default 10, see Sec. 15.2.13 for details).
For (closed-shell) CCSD(T) calculations the required disc space
is with
Ndisk 5N3 +5O2N2 + ON3 /(128×1024) MBytes , |
(10.19) |
somewhat larger.
For calculations with an open-shell (UHF or ROHF) reference wavefunctions
the above estimates should be multiplied by factor of 4.
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