Sample directory: adf/e_HI_SecDer_ZORA/
The main difference of this example to the previous examples is that a ZORA Hessian is calculated in this example, through the line (in the ADF calculation only!):
RELATIVISTIC scalar ZORA
Furthermore, the suggestion to use high integration accuracy in the atomic spheres only is shown explicitly here.
Saving the ADF result file TAPE10 results in a slightly reduced amount of recomputation in SD.
$ADFBIN/adf << eor TITLE HI scalar, ZORA, DEFINE ZERO = 0.0 R = 1.6090 X1 = ZERO Y1 = ZERO Z1 = R X2 = ZERO Y2 = ZERO Z2 = ZERO END ATOMS I X2 Y2 Z2 H X1 Y1 Z1 END XC LDA Xonly END RELATIVISTIC scalar ZORA COREPOTENTIALS t12.rel & H 1 I 2 END symmetry NOSYM FRAGMENTS H t21H I t21I END integration accint 4.0 accsph 6.0 end end input eor
In the SD program, more output on details of the calculation is printed.
$ADFBIN/sd << eor print computation print numintpar print timing integration accint 4.0 accsph 6.0 end SD CALC HESSIAN GRADIENT DIPOLE MAX_CPKS_ITERATIONS 8 CHECK_CPKS_FROM_ITERATION 1 U1_ACCURACY 0.0001 END eor




