Forces for Reduced Excitation Space TDDFPT

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T deJ

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May 4, 2026, 11:16:07 AM (11 days ago) May 4
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Dear CP2K Community,

In the latest CP2K branch, the Reduced Excitation Space (RES) method has been implemented for TDDFPT. This is a great method to deal with intruding solvent-solute CT excitations, thank you! Unfortunately, the gradients have not yet been implemented for TDDFPT/RES. Is this planned for a future release or will it remain for excitation energies only?

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Tjeerd de Jong

Jürg Hutter

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May 4, 2026, 11:51:29 AM (11 days ago) May 4
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The RES method for TDDFPT works currently for orbital energy windows.
Planned are : Orbital selection for localized orbitals
Forces
Both of these are high on my list but have to wait until my current project is finished.

best
JH

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