CCSD(t)

Started by wilhelm, June 09, 2010, 12:15:29 PM

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wilhelm

Hi,

Basically, I would like to do a CCSD(t) single point calculation on top of a b3-lyp optimized structure and follow up with a frequency calculation (I need the thermochemistry data). So I change the control file:

$ricc2
  ccsd

or

$ricc2
  ccsd(t)

and all I get from ricc2 is:

CCSD, post-CCSD or CC-F12 not yet available
ricc2 ended abnormally

Does this mean I am only able to use CC2 for coupled cluster single point calculations?

Thanks,

Wilhelm

wilhelm

Hi.

Thanks. I read the manual, but I was confused, as define offers CCSD(t), but it is not mentioned at all in the manual.

Regards,

Wilhelm

uwe

Hi,

CC2 ground and excited states energy and gradient calculations are possible to perform. CCSD and CCSD(T) is implemented for single-point energy calculations only in the new Turbomole 6.2 version.

Regards,

Uwe

antti_karttunen

I think it was approximately 9.6.2010  :)
(http://www.cosmologic.de/index.php?cosId=3050&crId=3)

Regards,
Antti

christof.haettig

Which version of the code was it, which offered in define CCSD(T) but did not support it in ricc2?

Christof

antti_karttunen

Hi,

At least in version 6.1 the 'list models' command of the ricc2-menu printed out the following choices:

ccs/cis | off | Coupled Cluster or Config. Interaction Singles
mp2     | off | Second Order Moeller-Plesset Perturb. Theory
cis(d)  | off | Second Order Perturbative Correction to CIS/CCS
adc(2)  | off | Algebraic Diagrammatic Construction to 2. Order
cc2     | off | Approximate CC Singles and Doubles CC2
ccsd    | off | Coupled-Cluster Singles and Doubles
ccsd(t) | off | CC Singles and Doubles with pert. triples correct.
cc(3) | off | CC Singles and Doubles with pert. triples correct.

However, running ricc2 with "post-CC2" models resulted in the following error:

========================
  internal module stack:
------------------------
    ricc2
========================

CCSD, post-CCSD or CC-F12 not yet available
ricc2 ended abnormally
ricc2 ended abnormally


Regards,
Antti

christof.haettig

CCSD, CCSD(T) and CCSD(F12) methods we first released last year with V 6.2.
Christof