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You can download the Gaussian interfacing package here gaussian. This is version 2 for Rev B. You may need to right-click on the link to save the file in some browser configurations.
You can download the precompiled shared libraries for Python interface here gaussian. Once you unzip the archive, the resulting gauopen folder will contain descriptions of the structure of the interface files, the procedures for using them, open source code for use in interfacing, and example programs which illustrate the interfaces.
Routines which provide access to the files in various languages. Details about the objects, methods, and calling sequences are in the comments in each file:. The files in the download archive will work normally with Rev A. When running Gaussian 16 from Python, if you use any of the methods for a matrix element file object in order to update the matrix element file and run Gaussian 16—i. You can also download the Rev A.
Not compatible with Gaussian Revision A. Interfacing to Gaussian 16 v2 Intro. Matrix Elem. FChk File. Example FChk File. Release History. Introduction This documentation covers version 2 of the interfacing files. There are a variety of circumstances where it is useful to run one or more calculations in Gaussian as part of a larger task, with data passed between Gaussian and the other part s of the task: Scripting to automate running multiple, related Gaussian jobs.
This is typically done with the shell scripts or programs in scripting languages such as Python and Perl. Some of the tools provided here for more closely integrated computations are also useful for this purpose. Post-processing of Gaussian calculation results. In the past, the formatted checkpoint file. It is well suited to analysis tasks such as visualization, but is less suitable for numerically intensive follow-on calculations for reasons discussed below.
Computations in other programs using intermediate data generated by Gaussian. This strategy avoids the need to program features in the other program which would duplicate functionality already in Gaussian. Typical uses fall in three main categories: Running production calculations combining Gaussian results with those of an independent program.
These programs would typically be implemented in a compiled language such as Fortran or C. Similarly, post-SCF methods can use the required integrals over molecular orbitals produced by Gaussian. For example, geometry optimizations and ONIOM calculations can be done in Gaussian using energies and forces provided by an external program e. Prototyping new models or methods, implemented in either a compiled language or an interpreted one such as Python.
It can be convenient to have all the quantities computed by Gaussian available so that only the unique aspects of the new model need to be implemented and debugged.
Classroom exercises, which created using interpreted languages such as Python or MatLab, so that the exercise can focus on a specific issue without having to provide code for unrelated parts e.
Goals for a General Interface Our goals for a general interface are to facilitate all of the above uses in clean and maintainable ways. It should: Allow communication between other programs or scripts and standard Gaussian binaries without requiring recompilation, modification of Gaussian, or access to Gaussian source code.
Be self-defining and upward compatible, so that new types of data and new functionality can be added without breaking user code which worked with a previous version of the interface. Facilitate the use of Gaussian as either the controlling or the subordinate program. Be as non-Gaussian-centric as possible, to allow code that uses the Gaussian interface to also use other quantum chemistry codes which provide the same interface.
Data is organized in the same way in either type of file. Details of the file structure can be found in Matrix Element File.
The formchk and unfchk utilities can convert between Gaussian checkpoint files and either type of binary interface file. A subordinate program is connected to Gaussian via the External interface. As a post-SCF step using orbitals generated within Gaussian. To compute derivatives for use in optimizations and frequency calculations controlled by Gaussian. Libraries and scripts which provide easy-to-use interfaces for reading and writing these file.
They are open source and hence can be easily incorporated in user programs. About the Interface Libraries and Scripts The open source interface libraries and scripts have reached varying degrees of maturity depending on their extent of use so far: The Fortran interface routines in qcmatrix.
F and qcmatrixio. F provide for convenient reading and writing data from the files with minimal knowledge of their structure. The Python modules import the Fortran interface via f2py but add higher-level functionality, including object interfaces for both the individual items in the file atomic coordinates, operator matrices, etc.
The Python interface uses many features of Python3 and is not supported with Python2. The Perl modules OpMat. Details of all the interfaces are in the comments in the source files. Generating Interface Data Files in Gaussian The binary matrix element file can be produced in three ways; Using the formchk utility to convert the binary checkpoint file left after a Gaussian job. Using an external script or program is to be run as part of the calculation in Gaussian via the External keyword.
A formatted checkpoint file can similarly be produced in three ways: Using the formchk utility to convert the binary checkpoint file left after a Gaussian job. Generating it when an external script or program is to be run as part of the calculation in Gaussian see External. Using Data Files as Input to Gaussian. Running Gaussian from within other programs. There are at least two ways this can be accomplished: The other program can generate an Gaussian input file.
This can be used directly by a Python program, or by a program in another language can create a subprocess running a simple Python script which in turn runs Gaussian. Matrix Element File The matrix element file is a simple unformatted file designed to exchange data, such as the overlap and core Hamiltonian matrix and two-electron integrals, in an extensible format.
NBsUse is the number of linearly independent basis functions. Len12L is the number of bytes used for the integer labels for sparse 1D and 2D matrices, and Len4L is the number of bytes used for 4D matrices 2 electron integrals.
Len12L and Len4L will be 4 if the file is written in raw mode i. The main aspect of interest to other programs is that negative values indicate inactive atoms during an ONIOM model system calculation. By default, the file is written with inactive atoms omitted from all arrays and NAtoms set to the number of active atoms, but all atoms can optionally be included.
IBfTyp is a type flag for each basis function. Each is of the form lllmmm , where lll is the angular momentum and mmm is the component number. Negative values indicate pure functions, and positive values indicate Cartesian functions. Thus, Cartesian d functions are numbered through , and pure d functions are through NShellDB : Number of contracted shells of density fitting functions, needed if fitting shell data is provided. NPrimDB : Number of primitive density fitting shells.
NBTot : Total Number of bonds in connectivity data, if any. Structure of the Formatted Checkpoint File This file is designed to be machine independent with a structure that makes it easy for post-processors to extract required data and ignore the remainder.
The first two lines in the file contain strings describing the job: Initial 72 characters of the title section. Complete route and title appear later. The array elements then follow starting on the next line in format 6I The elements themselves follow on succeeding lines in format 5E Note that the Real format has been chosen to ensure that at least one space is present between elements, to facilitate reading the data in C.
The elements themselves follow on succeeding lines in format 5A The elements themselves follow on succeeding lines in format 9A8. The elements themselves follow on succeeding lines in format 72L1. Shell to atom map NShell values : number of the atom on which each shell is located. Primitive exponents NPrim values. Contraction coefficients NPrim values : contraction coefficients of each normalized primitive shell. Why does the field descriptor include the data type information? How are ECP atomic charges handled?
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Versions of the License This is the sole applicable version of this License. Downloads You can download the Gaussian interfacing package here gaussian. General documentation about the interfaces: interface. Details about the objects, methods, and calling sequences are in the comments in each file: qcmatrixio. F : Low-level Fortran routines to read and write the matrix element file, used by both the Fortran and Python interfaces.
F : Higher-level interfacing routines for use in Fortran programs. Both of these use f2py to wrap the low-level Fortran routines and work with the Fortran unformatted version of the matrix element file. The matrix element file class also provides for running a Gaussian job to populate a matrix element object with additional data. Details on the objects and methods are in the comments in the files. These do raw C-style read and write calls to the file and work with the raw binary form of the matrix element file.
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Thanks Anthony. Maxime Mercy Hi, You cannot obtain it directly from the checkpoint. Simply do a simple energy calculation form the. Kindly send me the formatted check point file. I will convert and send to you soon. Follow these steps 1. Paste the DGrid program in the same directory in which you are having. Run the DGrid program A Terminal window will open 5.
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