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Brief Description

The spin-restricted open-shell Hartree-Fock method (ROHF) can always be chosen to systems where all unpaired spins are parallel. The TURBOMOLE keywords for such a case (one open shell, triplet e$ _g^2\,$ mathend000#) are:

$open shells  type=1
  eg     1               (1)
$roothaan   1
  a=1  b=2

It can also treat more complicated open-shell cases, as indicated in the tables below. In particular, it is possible to calculate the [xy] $ ^{\mbox{\rm singlet}}$ mathend000# case. As a guide for expert users, complete ROHF TURBOMOLE input for O$ _2$ mathend000# for various CSFs (configuration state function) is given in Section 15.6. Further examples are collected below.

The ROHF ansatz for the energy expectation value has a term for interactions of closed-shells with closed-shells (indices $ k,l$ mathend000#), a term for purely open-shell interactions (indices $ m,n$ mathend000#) and a coupling term ($ k,m$ mathend000#):

$\displaystyle E =$ $\displaystyle 2 \sum_{k}h_{kk} + \sum_{k,l}(2J_{kl}-K_{kl})$    
  $\displaystyle + f[ 2\sum_{m}h_{mm} + f\sum_{m,n}(2aJ_{mn}-bK_{mn}) + 2\sum_{k,m}(2J_{km}-K_{km}) ]$    

where $ f$ mathend000# is the (fractional) occupation number of the open-shell part ($ 0<f<1$ mathend000#), and $ a$ mathend000# and $ b$ mathend000# are the Roothaan parameters, numerical constants which depend on the particular configuration of interest.


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