[CP2K:6168] Question about basis set of Ce
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hut... at chem.uzh.ch
Tue Mar 3 15:17:10 UTC 2015
Hi
your basis set format looks good to me.
regards
Juerg
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Date: 03/01/2015 08:22PM
Subject: [CP2K:6168] Question about basis set of Ce
Dear CP2K Users and Developers,
I have no much experience about the basis set format. Below is the basis set I found from JPCC paper (JPCC, 2013, 117, 23082−23089). I applied it into simulation of CeO2 with the setting shown below but I cannot reproduce the electron configuration reported in the paper: cannot correctly localize the extra electron. I think it is resulted from the geometry deference: the two oxygen atoms in the structure from the JPCC paper shrinkage more toward oxygen vacancy (see attached pictures). I am not sure if it is due to the wrong setting of basis set. The JPCC paper added uncontracted Gaussian f functions to model 4f states.I add these gaussian f functions at the end of section BASIS ( like what I did below). Is that right way to use it or there is other keywords need to be used to handle these uncontracted Gaussian f functions?
Thanks great in advance!======================= &KIND Ce &BASIS# Ce Ce_Basis_Set 5 2 0 2 6 3 3 2 4.0260293900 -3.165072E-02 -9.416785E-02 1.690049E-02 -1.128716E-03 4.943880E-03 -2.491187E-02 1.524771E-03 2.412545E-03 1.7233502300 2.716941E-01 7.138218E-01 3.443888E-02 9.796519E-02 -2.910473E-01 -2.920519E-02 -6.109128E-02 1.693880E-02 0.8016053400 -1.745729E-01 -4.029126E-01 7.964791E-01 -1.776708E-01 4.625818E-01 -1.079982E-01 1.783731E-01 -6.023538E-02 0.3629432200 -7.093594E-01 -9.938547E-01 -3.218722E+00 -2.900076E-01 6.285402E-01 1.537309E+00 4.091688E-01 -2.606908E-01 0.1421879300 1.823870E-01 -5.410839E-02 3.866696E+00 5.652890E-02 1.684357E-01 -2.301581E+00 4.887977E-01 -3.557663E-01 0.0441531200 1.069760E+00 2.879189E-02 -1.761359E+00 1.007066E+00 -7.698878E-03 1.136371E+00 1.754022E-01 1.095603E+00# below is the uncontracted Gaussian f functions 6 3 3 1 1 6.9560000 1.0000000 7 3 3 1 1 2.7930000 1.0000000 8 3 3 1 1 1.0680000 1.0000000 9 3 3 1 1 0.3499000 1.0000000 &END BASIS &POTENTIAL# Ce GTH-PBE 4 6 0 2 0.53900468 2 18.85114190 -0.77960224 4 0.49808146 2 1.19529290 0.62204575 -1.62871685 0.47069322 2 1.18088300 0.55487102 -1.53066452 0.65606409 1 0.07990999 0.30705426 1 -17.32458585 &END POTENTIAL &DFT_PLUS_U .TRUE. L 3 U_MINUS_J [eV] 7.00E+00 &END DFT_PLUS_U&END KIND
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