Adam Koza
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Dear Dirac Experts,
I have been trying to run KRCI calculations for a kind of exotic molecule, YbCr (six unpaired electrons in the ground state), for some time. I designed GAS that I think is more or less reasonable:
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3 6 / 3 # p elec of Yb
19 20 / 7 # f elec of Yb
26 28 / 7 # d and s elec of Cr + s elec of Yb
28 28 / 179 virtual
However, I encountered a problem with CI iterations for particular excitation schemes from given GAS: whenever I excited more than 2 elec from p shell of Yb: “ 3 6 / 3” or more than one from f shell of Yb: “18 20 / 7,” at some point, “Olsen correction” (an example of such a behaviour in the attached output) is activated, which completely destroys the iteration procedure (I think so). Is there a way to turn it off?
For example, for this excitation pattern, there is no problem (maybe only quite large number of iterations required to obtain convergence):
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4 6 / 3 # p elec of Yb , 2holes
19 20 / 7 # f elec of Yb , 1hole
26 28 / 7 # d and s elec of Cr + s elec of Yb , 2 holes
28 28 / 179 virtual
In the attached example, I cancelled the job, but from previous experience, I know that energy is going down absolutely too much.
best regards,
Adam