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General: **INTEGRALS

General-purpose directives are given in the **INTEGRALS   section. This mainly includes requests for different atomic integrals, as well as some directives affecting the outcome of such an integral evaluation. Note that although not explicitly stated, all test options do not work with symmetry.

For all atomic integrals, the proper expression for the integral is given, together with the labels written on the file AOPROPER  , for reference in later stages of a DALTON calculation (like for instance in during the evaluation of dynamic response properties, or for non-DALTON programs).

We also note that as long as any single atomic property integral  is requested in this module, the overlap integrals will also be calculated. Note also, that unless the Huckel starting guess is turned off, this overlap matrix will not only be calculated for the requested basis set, but also for ``ghost'' STO-3G basis set appended to the original set in order to do the Huckel starting guess.

.ANGLON  
Contribution to the one-electron contribution of the magnetic moment  using London orbitalsindexLondon orbitals arising from the differentiation on the London phase factors, see Ref. [68].

.ANGMOM  
Angular momentum  around the molecular origin. This can be adjusted by changing the gauge origin through the use of the .GAUGEO   keyword.

.CARMOM  

READ (LUCMD,*) IORCAR

Cartesian multipole integrals  to order IORCAR. Read one more line specifying order. See also the keyword .SPHMOM  .

where i+j+k =IORDER.

.CM-1  

READ (LUCMD, '(A7)') FIELD1

First derivative of the electric dipole operator  with respect to an external magnetic field  due to differentiation of the London phase factors, see Ref. [54]. Read one more line giving the direction of the electric field (A7) . These include X-FIELD, Y-FIELD, and Z-FIELD.

where D is the direction of the applied electric field as specified in the input.

.CM-2  
Second derivative electric dipole  operator with respect to an external magnetic field  due to differentiation of the London phase factors, see Ref. [54]. Read one more line giving the direction of the electric field (A7) . These include X-FIELD, Y-FIELD, and Z-FIELD.

where D is the direction of the applied electric field as specified in the input.

.DARWIN  
One-electron Darwin integrals .

.DIASUS  
Diamagnetic magnetizability  integrals, as calculated with London atomic orbitals, see Ref. [68].

.DIPLEN  
Dipole length  integrals.

.DIPORG  

READ (LUCMD, *) (DIPORG(I), I = 1, 3)

Specify the dipole origin  to be used in the calculation. Read one more line containing the three Cartesian components (*). Default is (0,0,0).

.DIPVEL  
Dipole velocity  integrals.

.DSO  
Diamagnetic spin-orbitindexdiamagnetic spin-orbit integrals. These are calculated using Gaussian quadrature  as described in Ref. [69]. The number of quadrature point is controled by the keyword .POINTS  .

.DSUSLH  
The contribution to diamagnetic magnetizability  integrals from the differentiation of the London orbital  phase-factors, see Ref. [68].

.DSUSLL  
The contribution to the diamagnetic magnetizability  integrals from mixed differentiation on the Hamiltonian and the London orbital phase factors , see Ref. [68].

.DSUSNL  
The contribution to the diamagnetic magnetizability  integrals using London orbitals  but with contributions from the differentiation of the Hamiltonian only, see Ref. [68].

.DSUTST  
Test of the diamagnetic magnetizability integrals  with London atomic orbitals . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.EFGCAR  
Cartesian electric field gradient integrals .

.EFGSPH  
Spherical electric field gradient  integrals. Obtained by transforming the Cartesian electric-field gradient integrals (see .EFGCAR  ) to spherical basis.

.EXPIKR  

READ (LUCMD, *) (EXPKR(I), I = 1, 3)

Cosine and sine   integrals. Read one more line containing the wave numbers in the three Cartesian directions. The center of expansion is always (0,0,0).

.FC  
Fermi-contact  integrals, see Ref. [33].

.GAUGEO  

READ (LUCMD, *) (GAGORG(I), I = 1, 3)

Specify the gauge origin  to be used in the calculation. Read one more line containing the three Cartesian components (*). Default is (0,0,0).

.HBDO  
Geometric half-differentiated overlap matrix  differentiated once more with respect to magnetic field as given in Eq. (59) in Ref. [48].

.HDO  
Symmetrized, half-differentiated overlap integrals with respect to geometric distortions , see Ref. [70]. Differentiation on the ket-vector.

.HDOBR  
Geometric half-differentiated overlap matrix  differentiated once more on the ket-vector with respect to external magnetic field as given in Eq. (60) of Ref. [48].

.HDOBRT  
Test the calculation of the .HDOBR   integral. Mainly for debugging purposes.

.INPTES  
Test the correctness of the **INTEGRALS  -input. Mainly for debugging purposes, but also a good option to check if the MOLECULE  input has been typed in correctly.

.KINENE  
Kinetic energy integrals . Note however, that the kinetic energy integrals used in the wave function optimization is generated in the *ONEINT   section.

.LONMOM  
Contribution to the London magnetic moment  from the differentiation with respect to magnetic field on the London orbital  phase factors, see Ref. [68].

.MAGMOM  
One-electron contribution to the magnetic moment  around the nuclei to which the atomic orbitals are attached. This is the London atomic orbital  magnetic moment  as defined in Eq. (35) of Ref. [31].

.MASSVE  
Mass-velocity  integrals.

.MGMO2T  
Test of two-electron integral contribution to magnetic moment.

.MGMOMT  
Test the calculation of the .MAGMOM   integrals.

.MGMTHR  

READ (LUCMD, *) PRTHRS

Set the threshold for which two-electron integrals should be tested with the keyword .MGMO2T  . Default is 10 tex2html_wrap_inline9635 .

.NELFLD  
Nuclear electric field integrals .

.NO HAM  
Do not calculate ordinary Hamiltonian integrals.

.NOSUP  
Do not calculate the supermatrix  integral file. This may be required in order to reduce the amount of disc space used in the calculation (to approximately one-third before entering the evaluation of molecular properties). Note however, that this will increase the time used for the evaluation of the wave function significantly in ordinary Hartree-Fock runs. It is default for direct and parallel calculations.

.NOTWO  
Only calculate the one-electron part of the Hamiltonian integrals. It is default for direct and parallel calculations.

.NPOTST  
Test of the nuclear potential integrals calculated with the keyword .NUCPOT  . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.NSLTST  
Test of the integrals calculated with the keyword .NSTLON  . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.NSNLTS  
Test of the integrals calculated with the keyword .NSTNOL  . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.NST  
Calculate the one-electron contribution to the diamagnetic nuclear shielding  tensor integrals using London atomic orbitals , see Ref. [68].

.NSTCGO  
Calculate the diamagnetic nuclear shielding  ytensor integrals without using London atomic orbitals . Note that the gauge origin is controled by the keyword .GAUGEO  .

.NSTLON  
Calculate the contribution to the nuclear shielding tensor  from the differentiation of the London orbital phase-factors , see Ref. [68].

.NSTNOL  
Calculate the contribution to the nuclear shielding tensor  from the differentiation of the Hamiltonian alone , see Ref. [68].

.NSTTST  
Test the calculation of the one-electron diamagnetic nuclear shielding  tensor using London atomic orbitals .

.NUCMOD  

READ (LUCMD, *) INUC

Choose nuclear model. A 1 corresponds to a point nucleus (which is the default), and 2 corresponds to a Gaussian distribution model.

.NUCPOT  
Calculate the nuclear potential energy. Currently this keyword can only be used in calculations not employing symmetry. 

.PHASEO  

READ (LUCMD, *) (ORIGIN(I), I = 1, 3)

Set the origin appearing in the London atomic orbital phase-factors. Read one more line containing the Cartesian components of this origin (*). Default is (0,0,0).

.POINTS  

READ (LUCMD,*) NPQUAD

Read the number of quadrature points  to be used in the evaluation of the diamagnetic spin-orbit  integrals, as requested by the keyword .DSO  . Read one more line containing the number of quadrature points. Default is 40.

.PRINT  

READ (LUCMD,*) IPRDEF

Set default print level during the integral evaluation. Read one more line containing print level. Default is the value of IPRDEF from the general input module for DALTON .

.PROPRI  
Print all one-electron property integrals requested.

.PSO  
Paramagnetic spin-orbit integrals , see Ref. [33].

.QUADRU  
Quadrupole moment  integrals. For traceless quadrupole moment integrals as defined by Buckingham [23], see the keyword .THETA  .

.QUASUM  
Calculate all atomic integrals as square matrices, irrespective of their inherent Hermiticity or anti-Hermiticity.

.S1MAG  
Calculate the first derivative overlap matrix  with respect to an external magnetic field by differentiation of the London phase factors , see Ref. [68].

.S1MAGL  
Calculate the first magnetic half-differentiated overlap matrix  with respect to an external magnetic field as needed with the natural connection , see Ref. [32]. Differentiated on the bra-vector.

.S1MAGR  
Calculate the first magnetic half-differentiated overlap matrix  with respect to an external magnetic field as needed with the natural connection , see Ref. [32]. Differentiated on the ket-vector.

.S1MAGT  
Test the integrals calculated with the keyword .S1MAG  . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.S1MLT  
Test the integrals calculated with the keyword .S1MAGL  . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.S1MRT  
Test the integrals calculated with the keyword .S1MAGR  . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.S2MAG  
Calculate the second derivate of the overlap matrix  with respect to an external magnetic field by differentiation of the London phase factors , see Ref. [68].

.S2MAGT  
Test the integrals calculated with the keyword .S2MAG  . Mainly for debugging purposes.

.SD  
Spin-dipole integrals , see Ref. [33].

.SD+FC  
Calculate the sum of the spin-dipole  and Fermi-contact integrals .

.SECMOM  
Second-moment integrals  .

.SELECT  

READ (LUCMD, *) NPATOM
READ (LUCMD, *) (IPATOM(I), I = 1, NPATOM

Select which atoms for which a given atomic integral is to be calculated. This applies mainly to property integrals for which there exist a set of integrals for each nuclei. Read one more line containing the number of atoms selected, and then another line containing the numbers of the atoms selected. Most useful when calculating diamagnetic spin-orbit  integrals, as this is a rather time-consuming calculation. The numbering is of symmetry-independent nuclei.

.SORT I  
  Requests that the two-electron integrals should be sorted for later use in SIRIUS  . See also keywords .PRESORT   in the **DALTON   and *TRANSFORMATION   input sections.

.SOTEST  
Test the calculation of spin-orbit integrals as requested by the keyword .SPIN-O  .

.SPHMOM  

READ (LUCMD,*) IORSPH

Spherical multipole  integrals to order IORSPH. Read one more line specifying order. See also the keyword .CARMOM  .

where i+j+k =IORDER.

.SPIN-O  
Spatial spin-orbit  integrals, see Ref. [71]. Both the one- and the two-electron integrals are calculated, the latter stored on the file AO2SOINT.

.SQHDOR  
Square, non-symmetrized half differentiated overlap integrals with respect to geometric distortions , see Ref. [70]. Differentiation on the ket-vector.

.SUPONL  
Only calculate the supermatrix. Requires the presence of the two-electron integral file  .

.SUSCGO  
Diamagnetic magnetizability  integrals calculated without the use of London atomic orbitals. The choice of gauge origin  can be controled by the keyword .GAUGEO  .

.THETA  
Traceless quadrupole moment  integrals as defined by Buckingham [23].


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