[CP2K:2016] Re: TDDFPT excitation energy output

[李福君]

Hi,
   The information in this address may be helpful to you :
http://groups.google.com/group/cp2k/browse_thread/thread/b67a428f7b8eada9?pli=1
   It is a disscussion about the eigenvalues of molecular orbital, since the
eigenvalues are not provided directly, I think if you want to get energy gap
of HOMO and LUMO, you should try to calculate DOS. If you are a chinese, we
may talk in chinese in future, best wishes!

2009/4/20 Hanning Chen <chenh... at gmail.com>

> Hi, 福君,
>   I "upgraded" the output level from "LOW" to "HIGH", but it turns out that
> no oscillator strength was provided either in the output file. I am
> wondering there might be a post-calculation tool to do it. Anyway, your
> suggestion is very helpful, and I really appreciate your help.
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> Hanning
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> 2009/4/19 李福君 <yon... at gmail.com>
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>  Hi,
>>
>> CP2K can control its output files, and the result can be with simple
>> output, medium output or specific output. CP2K also has a key word
>> (&MO_CUBES)that can produce molecular orbital cube files. But the orbital
>> eigenvalues may not be provided directly.
>> As this part of your output:
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>>  excited state :   1            1.868992
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>> means the first excited state, et al the lowest energy excitation, and the
>> excited energy is 1.868992eV
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>> and this part:
>>                   109 ->111             0.069        0.005
>>                   108 ->111             0.235        0.060
>>                   107 ->111             0.161        0.086
>>                   106 ->111             0.095        0.095
>>                   105 ->111             0.094        0.104
>>                   102 ->111             0.052        0.110
>>                    99 ->111             0.081        0.122
>> mean s the first excited state mainly include these MO pairs transitions
>> (such as the first line: from 109 ortbital to 111 orbital, and 0.069 ,0.005
>> should be the weight and transition dipole respectively, I am not sure), and
>> I haven't found oscillator strength in your provided output.  Maybe you can
>> get the oscillator strength by change the print level to HIGH.
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>> 2009/4/19 Hanning Chen <chenh... at gmail.com>
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>>>  Dear CP2K users,
>>>     After a TDDFPT excitation energy calculation, I obtain the following
>>> info from the output file. Can anyone who has TDDFPT experiences tell me how
>>> to interpret the results? The two most important properties for me are the
>>> HOMO-LUMO gap and the oscillator strength.
>>>
>>>    Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> Hanning Chen
>>>
>>> Department of Chemistry
>>> Northwester University
>>> Evanston, IL 60208
>>>
>>>     96
>>> 2.4553E-04
>>>   KPP1 total charge density (r-space):
>>> 0.0000000000
>>>   KPP1 total charge density (g-space):
>>> 0.0000000000
>>>   KPP1 total charge density (r-space):
>>> 0.0000000000
>>>   KPP1 total charge density (g-space):
>>> 0.0000000000
>>>   KPP1 total charge density (r-space):
>>> 0.0000000000
>>>   KPP1 total charge density (g-space):
>>> 0.0000000000
>>>
>>>    1.8689919
>>> 1.1802E-04
>>>    2.1549971
>>> 1.6607E-04
>>>    2.2936928
>>> 1.9536E-04
>>>
>>>     99
>>> 1.9536E-04
>>>   Restarting
>>>
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>>>
>>>   excited state :   1            1.868992
>>>
>>>                   109 ->111             0.069        0.005
>>>                   108 ->111             0.235        0.060
>>>                   107 ->111             0.161        0.086
>>>                   106 ->111             0.095        0.095
>>>                   105 ->111             0.094        0.104
>>>                   102 ->111             0.052        0.110
>>>                    99 ->111             0.081        0.122
>>>
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李福君
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