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Main structure

ElemCo.ECInfos.ECInfo — Type
ECInfo

Global information for ElemCo.

  • scr::String: ⟨"system-tmpdir/elemcojlscr/jl_*"⟩ path to scratch directory.

  • ext::String: ⟨".bin"⟩ extension of temporary files.

  • options::ElemCo.ECInfos.Options: options.

  • system::ElemCo.MSystems.MSystem: molecular system.

  • fd::ElemCo.FciDumps.TFDump: fcidump.

  • dump::ElemCo.ECInfos.ECDump: dump with calculation information (for restarts etc).

  • files::Dict{String, String}: information about (temporary) files. The naming convention is: prefix_ + name (+extension EC.ext added automatically). prefix can be:

    • d for dressed integrals
    • S for overlap matrix
    • f for Fock matrix
    • e for orbital energies
    • D for density matrix
    • h for core Hamiltonian
    • C for transformation from one basis to another
    • T for amplitudes
    • U for trial vectors or Lagrange multipliers

    name is given by the subspaces involved:

    • o for occupied
    • v for virtual
    • O for occupied-β
    • V for virtual-β
    • m for (full) MO space
    • M for (full) β-MO space
    • A for AO basis
    • a for active orbitals
    • d for doubly-occupied (closed-shell) orbitals
    • s for singly-occupied (open-shell) orbitals
    • S for singly-occupied with β electron (open-shell) orbitals
    • P for auxiliary orbitals (fitting basis)
    • L for auxiliary orbitals (Cholesky decomposition, orthogonal)
    • X for auxiliary orbitals (amplitudes decomposition)

    The order of subspaces is important, e.g., ov is occupied-virtual, vo is virtual-occupied. Normally, the first subspaces correspond to subscripts of the tensor. For example, T_vo contains the singles amplitudes $T_{a}^{i}$. Disambiguity can be resolved by introducing ^ to separate the subscripts from the superscripts, e.g., d_XX contains $\hat v_{XY}$ and d_^XX contains $\hat v^{XY}$ integrals. Subspaces with multiple characters are possible using {}, e.g., C_vo{bX} contains $U_{a}^{i\bar X}$.

  • space::Dict{Char, Vector{Int64}}: subspaces: 'o'ccupied, 'v'irtual, 'O'ccupied-β, 'V'irtual-β, ':'/'m'/'M' full MO.
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Exported functions

ElemCo.ECInfos.freeze_core! — Function
freeze_core!(EC::ECInfo, core::Symbol, freeze_nocc::Int, freeze_orbs=[]; verbose=true)

Freeze freeze_nocc occupied orbitals or orbitals on the freeze_orbs list. If freeze_nocc is negative and freeze_orbs is empty: guess the number of core orbitals.

core as in MSystems.guess_ncore.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.freeze_nvirt! — Function
freeze_nvirt!(EC::ECInfo, nfreeze::Int, freeze_orbs=[]; verbose=true)

Freeze nfreeze virtual orbitals or orbitals on the freeze_orbs list.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.get_occvirt — Method
get_occvirt(occas::String, occbs::String, norb, nelec; ms2=0, orbsym=Vector{Int}, ignore_error=false, verbose=true)

Use a +/- string to specify the occupation. If occbs=="-", the occupation from occas is used (closed-shell). If both are "-", the occupation is deduced from nelec and ms2. The optional argument orbsym is a vector with length norb of orbital symmetries (1 to 8) for each orbital.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.isalphaspin — Method
isalphaspin(sp1::Char,sp2::Char)

Try to guess spin of an electron: lowcase α, uppercase β, non-letters skipped. Return true for α spin. Throws an error if cannot decide.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.parse_orbstring — Method
parse_orbstring(orbs::String; orbsym=Vector{Int})

Parse a string specifying some list of orbitals, e.g., -3+5-8+10-12 → [1 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 12] or use ':' and ';' instead of '-' and '+', respectively.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.setup_space! — Method
setup_space!(EC::ECInfo, norb, nelec, ms2, orbsym; verbose=true)

Setup EC.space from norb, nelec, ms2, orbsym or occa/occb.

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File management

ElemCo.ECInfos.add_file! — Function
add_file!(EC::ECInfo, name::String, descr::String; overwrite=false)

Add file name to ECInfo with (space-separated) descriptions descr. Possible description: tmp (temporary).

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ElemCo.ECInfos.delete_files! — Function
delete_files!(EC::ECInfo, which::AbstractString)

Delete files in ECInfo which match description in which.

which can be a space-separated string of descriptions (then all descriptions have to match) Examples:

  • delete_files!(EC, "tmp") deletes all temporary files.
  • delete_files!(EC, "tmp orbs") deletes all temporary files with additional description "orbs"
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delete_files!(EC::ECInfo, which::AbstractArray{String})

Delete files in ECInfo which match any description in array which.

Examples:

  • delete_files!(EC, ["tmp","orbs"]) deletes all temporary files and all files with description "orbs".
  • delete_files!(EC, ["tmp orbs","tmp2"]) deletes all temporary files with description "orbs" and all files with description "tmp2".
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Internal functions

ElemCo.ECInfos.check_system — Method
check_system(EC::ECInfo; file::HDF5.Group=EC.dump.file, fcidump="")

Check if the system in the HDF5 file is the same as the one in the ECInfo object. file is the HDF5 file where the system is stored. fcidump is the path to the fcidump file.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.checkndump_system — Method
checkndump_system(EC::ECInfo; path::AbstractString="current", fcidump="")

Dump the system to the HDF5 file for the ECInfo object. path is the path in the HDF5 file where the system is stored. fcidump is the path to the fcidump file.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.create_empty_dump — Method
create_empty_dump(filename::AbstractString)

Create an empty HDF5 dump file with the given filename and information about the package.

Returns an "EC" group in HDF5 file.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.dump_system — Method
dump_system(EC::ECInfo; path::AbstractString="", file::HDF5.Group=EC.dump.file, fcidump="")

Dump the system to the HDF5 file for the ECInfo object. path is the path in the HDF5 file where the system is stored. fcidump is the path to the fcidump file.

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ElemCo.ECInfos.symorb2orb — Method
symorb2orb(symorb::AbstractString, symoffset::Vector{Int})

Convert a symorb (like 1.3 [orb.sym]) to an orbital number. If no sym given, just return the orbital number converted to Int.

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Abstract types