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The Symmetry Adaptation module generates the list of symmetry
adapted 1- and 2-electron integrals using as input the full list
of integrals in the basis function representation. It is assumed
that this latter list is not skeletonised, but has been
generated with the SUPER OFF NOSYM specification in effect.
The list of generated two-electron integrals is routed
to the FORTRAN interface FTN021, the one-electron integrals to
the Dumpfile.
The ADAPT directive is used to control the symmetry adapted
integral generator, and comprises a single data line
read to the variables TEXT, TEXTF and TEXTB using format (3A).
- TEXT should be set to the character string ADAPT.
- TEXTF is an optional parameter that may be used to
control the quantity of printed output produced by the
module. Valid settings include the strings,
- NOPRINT, to suppress output from the module;
- IPRINT, to produce an intermediate level of output,
charactering for example the symmetry adapted functions;
- FPRINT, to produce output suitable for debugging purposes.
- TEXTB is an optional parameter that should be set
to the string BYPASS if the user wishes to bypass generation
of the symmetry adapted integrals. Such usage is typically
associated with restarting Table-CI calculations.
Example
ADAPT BYPASS
is a valid data line to bypass the module in a Table-CI restart
job.
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