#! /bin/sh # This example demonstrates how to use different levels of numerical precision # for different regions, with the aim of increasing computational efficiency. # Let us assume that we are interested in having an accurate description only # for a subregion of a large chemical system (in this simple example, the # central water molecule). The system can be divided into sub-regions and # different levels of numerical accuracy can be used for each of these sub- # regions. # In this example we will tweak: # - the basis set (Basis) # - the numerical integration (BeckeGrid) # - the density fitting for Coulomb potential (ZlmFit) # - the fit-set used in the Hartree-Fock Resolution of identity (RIHartreeFock) # Note: For the regions for which no quality has been explicitly defined # through a QualityPerRegion keyword, the quality defined in NumericalQuality # will be used (Normal, in this example). $AMSBIN/ams <