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Two-electron contributions: *TWOEXP

Directives affecting the calculation of two-electron derivative integral contributions to the molecular gradient  and Hessian  appear in the *TWOEXP section.

.DIRTST  
Test the direct calculation of Fock matrices and integral distributions. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.FIRST  
Compute first derivative integrals but not second derivatives. This is default if only molecular gradients and not the molecular Hessian has been requested.

.INTPRI  

READ (LUCMD, '(5I5)') IPRINT, IPRNTA, IPRNTB, IPRNTC, IPRNTD

Set print level for the derivative integral calculation for a particular shell quadruplet. Read one more line containing print level and the four shell indices (5I5). The print level is changed from the default for this quadruplet only. Default value is the value of IPRDEF from the general input module. Note that the print level of all shell quadruplets can be changed by the keyword .PRINT .

.INTSKI  
Skip the calculation of derivative integrals. This will give wrong results for the total molecular gradients and Hessians. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.NOCONT  
Do not contract derivative integrals (program back-transforms density matrices to the primitive Gaussian basis instead).

.NODC  
Do not calculate contributions from inactive one-electron density matrix. This will give wrong results for the total molecular gradient and Hessian. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.NODV  
Do not calculate contributions from the active one-electron density matrix. This will give wrong results for the total molecular gradient and Hessian. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.NOPV  
Do not calculate contributions from two-electron density matrix. This will give wrong results for the total molecular gradient and Hessian. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.PRINT  

READ (LUCMD,*) IPRALL

Set print levels. Read one more line containing the print level for this part of the calculation. The will be the default print level in the two-electron density matrix transformation, the symmetry orbital two-electron density matrix sorting, as well as the print level in the integral derivative evaluation. To set the print level in each of these parts individually, see the keywords .INTPRI, .PTRPRI, .SORPRI.

.PTRNOD  
The transformation of the two-electron density matrix is back-transformed to atomic orbital basis using a noddy-routine for comparison.

.PTRPRI  

READ (LUCMD,*) IPRPRT

Set print level for the the two-electron density matrix transformation. Read one more line containing print level. Default value is the value of IPRDEF from the general input module. Note also that this print level is controled by the keyword .PRINT .

.PTRSKI  
Skip transformation of active two-electron density matrix. This will give wrong results for the total molecular Hessian. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.RETURN  
Stop after the shell quadruplet specified under .INTPRI above. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.SORPRI  

READ (LUCMD,*) IPRSOR

Set print level for the two-electron density matrix sorting. Read one more line containing print level. Default value is the value of IPRDEF from the general input module. Note also that this print level is controled by the keyword .PRINT .

.SORSKI  
Skip sorting of symmetry orbital two-electron density matrix. This will give wrong results for the total molecular Hessian. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.SECOND  
Compute both first and second derivative integrals. This is default when calculating molecular Hessians.

.SKIP  
Skip all two-electron derivative integral and two-electron density matrix processing.

.STOP  
Stop the the entire calculation after finishing the calculation of the two-electron derivative integrals. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.TIME  
Provide detailed timing breakdown for the two-electron integral calculation.


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Kenneth Ruud
Sat Apr 5 10:26:29 MET DST 1997