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10.3 System variables
As mentioned above, most system variables cannot be written by the user.
In some exceptions, it is possible to redefine them using the SET command:
SET,variable = expression [,] [unit]
This holds for the following variables:
- CHARGE
- Total charge of the molecule
- NELEC
- Number of electrons
- SPIN
- Spin quantum number, given as
(integer)
- SCFSPIN
- Same as SPIN, but only for HF
- MCSPIN
- Same as SPIN, but only for MCSCF
- CISPIN
- Same as SPIN, but only for MRCI
- STATE
- State to be optimized
- MCSTATE
- Same as STATE but only for MCSCF
- CISTATE
- Same as STATE but only for MRCI
- SYMMETRY
- State symmetry
- SCFSYM[METRY]
- Same as SYMMETRY but only for HF
- MCSYM[METRY]
- Same as SYMMETRY but only for MCSCF
- CISYM[METRY]
- Same as SYMMETRY but only for MRCI
- ZSYMEL
- Symmetry elements
- LQUANT
- Lambda quantum number for linear molecules
- OPTCONV
- Geometry optimization convergence criterion
- PROGRAM
- Last program name
- CPUSTEP
- CPU-time of last program step
- SYSSTEP
- System-time of last program step
- WALLSTEP
- Elapsed-time of last program step
- FOCKDONE
- Indicates if closed-shell fock operator is available.
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Feb 26, 2003