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To compute a ground-state MP2 or MP2-R12 energy at a fixed geometry,
the following keywords are common:
- WFN = string
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Acceptable values are mp2 for MP2, mp2r12 [for MP2-R12/A]
There is no default.
- REFERENCE = string
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The only acceptable value are rhf, uhf, and rohf.
There is no default.
- JOBTYPE = string
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Acceptable values are sp and opt. There is no default.
- MEMORY = (real MB)
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Specified the amount of core memory to be used, in MB. Defaults to 256.
Other units (e.g., KB or GB) are also allowed.
- DIRECT = boolean
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Specifies whether to use the conventional (false) or
integral-direct (true) algorithm. Default is false.
- NUM_THREADS = integer
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Specified the number of threads to be used in the integral-direct
computation (only valid if DIRECT is set to true).
Default is 1.
- FREEZE_CORE = boolean
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Specifies whether core orbitals (which are determined automatically) are to
be excluded from the correlated calculations. Default is false.
- PRINT = integer
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The desired print level for detailed output. Setting this to 2 is a good
idea for larger calculations so that the progress of the calculation may be
easily followed. Defaults to 0.
- OPDM = boolean
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If true, calculate the one-particle density matrix. The default is false.
- OPDM_WRITE = boolean
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If true, write the one-particle density matrix to disk.
- OPDM_PRINT = boolean
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If true, print the one-particle density matrix to the output file.
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T. Daniel Crawford
2009-02-16