[CPMD-list] project wavefunctions in CPMD
Axel Kohlmeyer
akohlmey at cmm.chem.upenn.edu
Sun Dec 30 01:33:19 CET 2007
On Thu, 27 Dec 2007, kdong_bj at sina.com wrote:
KD> Hi Everyone,
hi!
KD> Now I will project the wavefunctions to the atomic orbital using
KD> Gaussian orbitals in &BASIS....&END section. I got the parameters
KD> from the library of basis sets of G03 software and I used the
KD> 631.gbs.
[...]
KD> I do not know the reasons and hope harvest many recommends.
you are probably trying project a wavefunction from
pseudopotential calculation onto an all-electron
basis set (it is hard to tell what you are doing, when
you don't provide all relevant information).
why should this work at all? what about the core electrons?
why don't you project onto the atomic pseudowavefunctions
(as they are stored in the TM pseudopotential files)?
cheers,
axel.
KD>
KD> Best Regards
KD>
KD> k.dong
KD>
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