Lowest Eigenvalues of the unoccupied subspace spin did not converge in ot_eigensolver -- UV intensities
Pablo M. De Biase
pablod... at gmail.com
Wed Nov 10 22:10:14 UTC 2010
Hello,
1) I am trying to compute the uv-spectrum of a coumarin (using TDDFPT) but I
have found the following warning that makes me doubt about my results:
Lowest Eigenvalues of the unoccupied subspace spin 1
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WARNING : did not converge in ot_eigensolver
number of iterations 3000 exceeded maximum
current gradient / target gradient 0.00007879514188995091 / 0.00001
-0.11296455 -0.05366109 -0.04693513 0.01409883
0.02124071
I have increased to 10 times the default number of iterations
(using MAX_ITER_LUMO 3000) but still not converging. I don't understand how
important is this for the computation of the excited states, why is not
converging, and what other keywords can I use to make it converge.
2) Anyway, I got this result (that I do not trust because of the warning):
excited state : 1 2.115067
48 -> 49 0.993 0.987
47 -> 49 0.115 1.000
excited state : 2 3.128501
48 -> 49 0.095 0.009
47 -> 49 0.774 0.608
46 -> 49 0.605 0.976
46 -> 51 0.052 0.979
excited state : 3 3.653467
48 -> 49 0.059 0.004
47 -> 49 0.578 0.338
47 -> 51 0.112 0.350
46 -> 49 0.761 0.931
46 -> 51 0.083 0.938
46 -> 52 0.055 0.941
45 -> 49 0.086 0.951
44 -> 51 0.056 0.955
I would like to know which is the UV intensity of each excited state which I
can use for constructing the UV-Spectrum.
Thanks to everybody in advance,
Pablo
PS: I am attaching the input, output and restart files inside a tar/bzip2
file.
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