Dear all,
I’m trying to simulate optical spectra and plasmon resonance for different gold cluster sizes. In order to do that, I’m employing real time propagation after initial delta-pulse kick. For the smaller particle sizes (up to ~114 atoms) everything works well and I get reasonable spectra. However for the larger nanoparticle (178 atoms) I’m getting segmentation fault due to the calculation of the dipole moments. When I do not compute and print dipole moments, the real time propagation goes well without any problem. Could you please suggest me how to compute the dipole moment during the real time propagation to avoid this problem?
Thank you. Best wishes,
Vladislav
Hi Vladislav
Segmentation faults are often caused by an insufficient stack size. Try to set (assuming bash) “ulimit -s unlimited” and “export OMP_STACKSIZE=16M” before launching the cp2k run.
HTH
Matthias
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Dear Matthias,
Thank you for your suggestion. I was already using “ulimit -s unlimited”, but adding “export OMP_STACKSIZE=16M” didn’t help and I’m still getting the same segmentation fault. I’m including my submission script on CSCS cluster to provide all the settings for the cp2k run.
Best wishes,
Vladislav
I suggest to open an issue on github for this and to address the author of the routine.
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