B3LYP bulk relaxation exits at first SCF
Miguel Rivera
miguel.riv... at gmail.com
Wed Nov 30 11:35:16 UTC 2016
Dear Conrad,
Many thanks for your reply. After some more investigation, I think you
suspect correctly. I tried running the following example
https://www.cp2k.org/exercises:2015_ethz_mmm:mo_ethene
With the same result. I reduced to an H2 molecule and it finally worked.
There must be something taking a lot of memory in the HF calculations
(given that this example is not a hybrid).
As for the hardware, I am running cp2k.popt on 8 cores of 4 GB each with
mpi parallelization. I also tried it on one core of 64 GB to no avail.
Surely that should be plenty for a simple ethene molecule? I am concerned
that at this rate the full might of my local computer cluster will not be
enough for a periodic molecular calculation.
Could someone try my input example to see if there is an issue with my
installation? On my machine it usually fails after a few seconds to a
minute.
Kind regards,
Miguel
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