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本帖最后由 北大-陶豫 于 2025-5-29 19:11 编辑
diffused function is meant to describe diffused wavefunction (e.g. on negative-charged atoms) better. You can choose to use diffused functions on negative-charged atoms only, but remember to be consistnt when comparing across different systems. For example, if you calculate p-hydroxybenzoate anion, you can choose to diffuse only the two O atoms on carboxylate (the O atom on phenol OH is not diffused); if you want to compare it with o-hydroxybenzoate anion, still diffuse only the two O atoms on the carboxylate of o-hydroxybenzoate. An example is given as follows:
- %chk=p-hydroxybenzoate.chk
- # B3LYP/gen
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- -1 1
- C 0.00284057 -0.70719646 0.00000000
- C 1.22680428 -0.02167001 0.00000000
- C 1.24406085 1.37970710 0.00000000
- C 0.04096098 2.09538363 0.00000000
- C -1.18205902 1.41112590 0.00000000
- C -1.20110806 0.00871920 0.00000000
- H 2.14568099 -0.56983467 0.00000000
- H 2.17845037 1.90141040 0.00000000
- H -2.10273394 1.95731725 0.00000000
- H -2.13428604 -0.51295152 0.00000000
- C -0.01724851 -2.24677758 0.00000000
- O -1.15172352 -2.88351879 0.00000000
- O 1.10205962 -2.91127766 0.00000000
- O 0.05827755 3.52604564 0.00000000
- H -0.84152697 3.85831432 0.00000000
- C H 14 0
- 6-311G*
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- 12 13 0
- 6-311+G**
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