The elimination of singularities in derivative calculations
β Scribed by N.C. Handy; R.D. Amos; J.F. Gaw; J.E. Rice; E.D. Simandiras
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1985
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 294 KB
- Volume
- 120
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
The evaluation of gradients and second derivalives OC the electronic energy of ;1 molcculs is discussed Tar LWC) methods G+ich include electron corr&tion effects -configuration interaction and perturb&on theory. 11 is shown 111x1 numerkdly smbls prowdures wn be devised using the facl that the energy is invnriam IO cermin orbitnl romlions amongs;l occupied nnd nmongssr vinusl orbirals. Some detnils are given on the implementation of this procedure few closed-shell second-order pcrrurbnrion theory second derivaGves_
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
A new set of formulae is developed for the derivatives of torsion angle energy terms and is introduced into the program CHARMM. These formulae, which are based on derivatives of the torsion angle itself, avoid the singularities introduced by use of the derivatives of the torsion angle cosine. The po