Dplot display of HOMO and LUMO

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I have similar problems trying to visualize the MO. I'm only interested in the HOMO and LUMO using Gaussian cube file and view with ECCE. I'm not sure which orbital should I list in the "orbitals density". Furthermore, the cube file that was generated only show the charge density, not the HOMO and LUMO view. Below is my input file:

Title "Calculation"

Start Calculation

echo

charge 0

geometry autosym units angstrom
C     -2.05329     1.37998     0.0348500
C -3.36029 0.863980 0.0358500
C -3.59129 -0.518020 0.0168500
C -2.52329 -1.43302 -0.00515000
C -1.23029 -0.924020 -0.00715000
C -1.00229 0.463980 0.0118500
C 0.456710 0.631980 0.00385000
C 0.993710 -0.668020 -0.0201500
N -0.0282900 -1.57602 -0.0271500
C 1.27371 1.76298 0.0148500
C 2.66271 1.55798 0.00185000
C 3.20171 0.262980 -0.0231500
C 2.36871 -0.870020 -0.0341500
H 0.0807100 -2.52602 -0.0421500
H -1.86229 2.46498 0.0498500
H -4.21629 1.55998 0.0538500
H -4.62829 -0.896020 0.0188500
H -2.70029 -2.52102 -0.0211500
H 0.841710 2.77598 0.0338500
H 3.33871 2.42898 0.00985000
H 4.29671 0.129980 -0.0331500
H 2.78871 -1.88902 -0.0531500
end

ecce_print ecce.out

basis "ao basis" cartesian print
 H library "6-31G"
C library "6-31G"
N library "6-31G"
END

dft
 mult 1
XC b3lyp
mulliken
end

scf
vectors output Calculation.movecs
end

dplot
 TITLE Calculation
vectors Calculation.movecs
LimitXYZ
-6.0 6.0 20
-6.0 6.0 20
-6.0 6.0 20
spin total
orbitals density
10
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
gaussian
output lumo.cube
end
driver
 default
end

task dft energy
task dplot

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This is what your input should look like to plot HOMO and LUMO orbitals
More details at
http://www.nwchem-sw.org/index.php/Release62:DPLOT
Title "Calculation"
Start Calculation
echo
charge 0
geometry autosym units angstrom
C     -2.05329     1.37998     0.0348500
C     -3.36029     0.863980     0.0358500
C     -3.59129     -0.518020     0.0168500
C     -2.52329     -1.43302     -0.00515000
C     -1.23029     -0.924020     -0.00715000
C     -1.00229     0.463980     0.0118500
C     0.456710     0.631980     0.00385000
C     0.993710     -0.668020     -0.0201500
N     -0.0282900     -1.57602     -0.0271500
C     1.27371     1.76298     0.0148500
C     2.66271     1.55798     0.00185000
C     3.20171     0.262980     -0.0231500
C     2.36871     -0.870020     -0.0341500
H     0.0807100     -2.52602     -0.0421500
H     -1.86229     2.46498     0.0498500
H     -4.21629     1.55998     0.0538500
H     -4.62829     -0.896020     0.0188500
H     -2.70029     -2.52102     -0.0211500
H     0.841710     2.77598     0.0338500
H     3.33871     2.42898     0.00985000
H     4.29671     0.129980     -0.0331500
H     2.78871     -1.88902     -0.0531500
end
ecce_print ecce.out
basis "ao basis" cartesian print
 H library "6-31G"
 C library "6-31G"
 N library "6-31G"
END
dft
direct
 mult 1
 XC b3lyp
 vectors output Calculation.movecs
 mulliken
end
task dft
dplot
 TITLE Calculation
 vectors Calculation.movecs
  LimitXYZ
-6.0 6.0 20  
-6.0 6.0 20 
-6.0  6.0  20
 spin total
 orbitals view
 1
 45
 gaussian
 output lumo.cube
end
task dplot 
dplot
 TITLE Calculation
 vectors Calculation.movecs
  LimitXYZ
-6.0 6.0 20  
-6.0 6.0 20 
-6.0  6.0  20
 spin total
 orbitals view
 1
 44
 gaussian
 output humo.cube
end
task dplot 

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Thanks! I have another problem with the ecce_print. When I open the ecce output, it shows the unoptimized structure, instead of the optimized one. Do you know what happened?

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Quote:Bk.ong Oct 25th 5:12 pm
Thanks! I have another problem with the ecce_print. When I open the ecce output, it shows the unoptimized structure, instead of the optimized one. Do you know what happened?

It's hard to tell without having seen the full NWChem output

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I would like to make a cube file with HOMO / LUMO density that takes into consideration CCSD(T) electron correlation (not just SCF density), is there a way to do it?

I have tried to use a

vectors output filename.movecs

command inside the TCE block, but it doesn't work, is there another way?


Thanks,
Andreas
Edited On 8:57:25 AM PST - Wed, Jan 28th 2015 by Extremis

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CCSD(T) is a perturbative method that generates just an energy result.

Quote:Extremis Jan 28th 7:55 am
I would like to make a cube file with HOMO / LUMO density that takes into consideration CCSD(T) electron correlation (not just SCF density), is there a way to do it?

I have tried to use a

vectors output filename.movecs

command inside the TCE block, but it doesn't work, is there another way?


Thanks,
Andreas


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