Hi!
I installed chemtools with pip:
chemtools 0.9.2
I have a GAMESS-US file which looks like this:
$DATA
CARBON
S 9
1 0.051344 0.013991
2 0.102619 0.169852
3 0.205100 0.397529
4 0.409924 0.380369
5 0.819297 0.180113
6 1.637494 -0.033512
7 3.272791 -0.121499
8 6.541187 0.015176
9 13.073594 -0.000705
P 9
1 0.029281 0.001787
2 0.058547 0.050426
3 0.117063 0.191634
4 0.234064 0.302667
5 0.468003 0.289868
6 0.935757 0.210979
7 1.871016 0.112024
8 3.741035 0.054425
9 7.480076 0.021931
BORON
S 9
1 0.040569 0.032031
2 0.081044 0.243317
3 0.161898 0.434636
4 0.323418 0.329581
5 0.646080 0.111875
6 1.290648 -0.078699
7 2.578276 -0.098781
8 5.150520 0.016164
9 10.288990 -0.000016
S 1
1 0.082968 1.000000
S 1
1 0.305133 1.000000
S 1
1 0.422217 1.000000
P 9
1 0.029207 0.019909
2 0.058408 0.141775
3 0.116803 0.294463
4 0.233582 0.309028
5 0.467115 0.236378
6 0.934132 0.131317
7 1.868068 0.066454
8 3.735743 0.021248
9 7.470701 0.002837
$END
when I run
from chemtools.basisset import BasisSet
print(basis["B"])
I get the list of exponents reversed, but not the coefficients:
Name = test_file
Element = B
Family = None
Kind = None
Functions:
================s shell=================
Contracted:
1 10.2889900000 0.03203100
2 5.1505200000 0.24331700
3 2.5782760000 0.43463600
4 1.2906480000 0.32958100
5 0.6460800000 0.11187500
6 0.3234180000 -0.07869900
7 0.1618980000 -0.09878100
8 0.0810440000 0.01616400
9 0.0405690000 -0.00001600
Uncontracted:
10 0.0829680000 1.00000000
11 0.3051330000 1.00000000
12 0.4222170000 1.00000000
================p shell=================
Contracted:
1 0.0292070000 0.01990900
2 0.0584080000 0.14177500
3 0.1168030000 0.29446300
4 0.2335820000 0.30902800
5 0.4671150000 0.23637800
6 0.9341320000 0.13131700
7 1.8680680000 0.06645400
8 3.7357430000 0.02124800
9 7.4707010000 0.00283700
It could be related to a sort that happens in the list of exponents...
Hi!
I installed chemtools with pip:
chemtools 0.9.2
I have a GAMESS-US file which looks like this:
when I run
I get the list of exponents reversed, but not the coefficients:
It could be related to a sort that happens in the list of exponents...