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+ | ==== New features in DIRAC18 ==== | ||
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+ | * DFT magnetizabilities. Contributors: | ||
+ | * Limitations: | ||
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+ | * Enhancements to the frozen density embedding (FDE) functionality | ||
+ | * FDE contributions to magnetic properties (NMR shieldings, indirect spin-spin coupling constants, magnetizabilities), | ||
+ | * References: | ||
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+ | * Tutorials: | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
+ | * FDE interaction energies with CCSD, MP2 and mean-field densities. Contributors: | ||
+ | * Equation of motion coupled cluster | ||
+ | * Energies for electronic excitations (EE), electron attachment (EA) and electron detachment (IP), see [[http:// | ||
+ | * References: | ||
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+ | == Improvements == | ||
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+ | * Polarized embedding can be done with xyz-files. Contributor: | ||
+ | * Improved quaternion diagonalization Contributor: | ||
+ | * Improvements in the visualization module (**VISUAL) Contributors: | ||
+ | * the possibility to calculate the NMR shielding tensor in a selected point in space, see [[http:// | ||
+ | * the possibility to visualize various densities on an imported 3D grid, see [[http:// | ||
+ | * the possibility to calculate magnetic properties densities using the imported magnetically-induced current density, see [[http:// | ||
+ | * the possibility to scale densities by Cartesian products x< | ||
+ | * the possibility to generate and visualize radial distributions, | ||
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+ | == Change of defaults == | ||
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+ | * //New convergence criterium for CC amplitude equation:// The convergence criterium for the amplitude equations that determine the CC energy has been revised and made consistent with the criterium used in the lambda equations used for molecular properties. In both cases we now take the norm of the differences between amplitudes of subsequent iterations. In practice this typically means the program will use a few iterations less. For normal calculations this is of no consequence as the default is still to converge very tightly, but if extremely high precision is required one may need to check the achieved convergence. | ||
+ | * //Change in the reorthonormalization terms in the calculation of magnetic properties with London atomic orbitals//: the reorthonormalization and response contributions involve the same orbital pairs, for instance if all rotations between occupied and virtual orbitals are present in response equations, the reorthonormalization terms are also constructed from all orbital blocks; the keywords .DOEPRN and .NOEPRN under *NMR are depreciated; | ||
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==== New features in DIRAC17 ==== | ==== New features in DIRAC17 ==== | ||
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