Dear NWChem users,
I am trying to run a frequency calculation for a system with 105 atoms at Becke97-D/cc-pVTZ level.
Initially, when I tried with 4GB and 8 processors, it terminated with the following error
hess_init: could not allocate g_rhs_xc 555
after that, when I increased the number of processors to 12 keeping the same 4GB memory, it calculated till 1 electron contributions
HESSIAN: the one electron contributions are done in 1694.5s
and it terminated with the following error
ga_reorder: duplicate failed 0
then, I tried with 6GB and 12 processors with different combinations of heap, stack and global memories
(1) memory 6 GB
(terminated after
HESSIAN: the two electron contributions are done in 47901.5s
with an error
ga_create_atom_blocked: gdens1
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ga_create_atom_blocked: ga_create_irreg 2030
(2) memory stack 2.25 heap 0.75 global 3 GB
(terminated after
HESSIAN: the two electron contributions are done in 48967.8s
with the same error as in the above option
(3)memory stack 1.5 heap 0.75 global 3.75 GB
(terminated after
HESSIAN: the two electron contributions are done in 47658.1s
with the same error as in the above option
(4)memory stack 1 heap 0.75 global 4.25 GB
(terminated after
HESSIAN: the two electron contributions are done in 48079.1s
NWChem CPHF Module
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scftype = RHF
nclosed = 175
nopen = 0
variables = 324625
# of vectors = 315
tolerance = 0.10D-03
level shift = 0.00D+00
max iterations = 50
max subspace = 3150
SCF residual: 9.58843312846938156E-005
Iterative solution of linear equations
No. of variables 324625
No. of equations 315
Maximum subspace 3150
Iterations 50
Convergence 1.0D-04
Start time 147534.7
iter nsub residual time
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ga_reorder: duplicate failed 0
After this I tried various combinations like 8GB and 12 processors, 10GB and 10 processors, 14GB and 8 processors.
Everytime it ended up with the same eror as in (4)
However, for a system with 60 atoms, the analytical frequency calculation at same level successfully finished with 4GB and 8 processors.
Please help me in solving this problem
Thank You,
Shilpi
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