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Using babel, converts the input file of .xyz to outputfile of .pdb

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Contains actual coordinates, velocities, and predictor corrector coordinates. 1<sup>st</sup> block is lattice parameters and atom coordinates. 2<sup>nd</sup> block Initial Velocites for atoms. 3<sup>rd</sup> block Predictor-corrector coordinates.

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In spectroscopy, '''oscillator strength''' is a dimensionless quantity that expresses the probability of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absorption_(electromagnetic_radiation) <u>absorption</u>] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emission_spectrum <u>emission</u>] of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_radiation <u>electromagnetic radiation</u>] in transitions between [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_level <u>energy levels</u>] of an atom or molecule<sup>[</sup>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Accuracy_dispute#Disputed_statement <sup>''<u>dubious</u>''</sup>]<sup>'' – ''</sup>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Oscillator_strength#Wrong_definition_oscillator_strength <sup>''<u>discuss</u>''</sup>]<sup>]</sup>.<sup><u>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscillator_strength#cite_note-Demtr%C3%B6der2003-1 [1]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscillator_strength#cite_note-Robinson1996-2 [2]]</u></sup> The oscillator strength can be thought of as the ratio between the quantum mechanical transition rate and the classical absorption/emission rate of a single electron oscillator with the same frequency as the transition.
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A more standard way is to use the middle point energy between HOMO and LUMO i.e. (E_HOMO+E_LUMO)/2 for fermi and 0 for alpha+beta. In this way, the mid point of DOS is at zero, anything below zero is occupied and above zero is unoccupied.
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*** DISCLAIMER, DON”T HAVE TO USE THISBOX BUT CAN IF DESIRED For better box* this can be one big command or you can split it up into pieces. ( anything before a colon is one command) THIS IS DONE IN PHOTON*

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set out MEADESDOS.ps MAY NOT NEED THIS NOT SURE YET

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set style line 4 lw 4 lc -1; unset key; plot [-6:6.6] 'DOS.fermi' using ($1-2.2617):5 w i title &quot;Electron Occupation&quot;, 'DOS.fermi' u ($1-2.2617):4 w l title &quot;Dimer Density of States&quot; ls 4; set xlabel 'Orbital Energy, eV' font &quot;,30&quot; offset 0,-2,0; set ylabel 'Density of States' font &quot;,30&quot; offset -1,0,0; set title &quot;Density of States Dimer Molecule&quot; font &quot;,30&quot; offset 0,0.5,0; set tics font &quot;,30&quot;; set ytics offset 0,0,0; set xtics offset -0.4,-1,0;

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set style line 4 lw 4 lc -1; unset key; plot [-6.1:6.1] 'DOS.fermi' using ($1-0.518567):5 w i lw 2 title &quot;Electron Occupation&quot;, 'DOS.fermi' u ($1-0.518567):4 w l title &quot;Dimer Density of States&quot; ls 4; set xlabel 'Orbital Energy, eV' font &quot;,30&quot; offset 0,-2,0; set ylabel 'Density of States' font &quot;,30&quot; offset -1,0,0; set title &quot;Density of States Dimer Molecule&quot; font &quot;,30&quot; offset 0,0.5,0; set tics font &quot;,30&quot;; set ytics offset 0,0,0; set xtics offset -0.4,-1,0;

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($#-###): $# is the column I want to take data from which is being subtracted by the amount of shift I am giving to the data (we want data to be centered at 0 sometimes and so for DOS we take the middle between the start of non occupied plus the end of occupied and divide by 2 to get our shift. (Notoccupied + occupied)/2 ) and the number after the “:” is the column I am correlating the X and Y axis with. So when we plot stuff we need to specify what is the x and what is the y axis.

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#ISIF=7

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We are plotting the information of spectrum to get the spectrum in wavelength of nanometers nm and transition energy in electron volts eV
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Column 1 is the spectrum in wavelength of nm

column 2 is the spectrum in transition energy of eV

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Dear Meade,

below are steps I did for creating orbitals files on nersc.

I will let you know when they are ready and instruct on how to visualize.

slides are good, under given limits.

In the given time, you may add conclusions as you see them..

Best wishes,

Dmitri

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kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER&gt; mkdir ORBITALS

kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER&gt; cp WAVECAR ORBITALS/

kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER&gt; cp CONTCAR ORBITALS/POSCAR

kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER&gt; cp POTCAR ORBITALS/

kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER&gt; cp *.sh  ORBITALS/

kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER&gt; cp KPOINTS ORBITALS/

&gt; cd ORBITALS/

kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER/ORBITALS&gt; grep NBA ../OUTCAR

   k-points           NKPTS =      1   k-points in BZ     NKDIM =      1   number of bands    NBANDS=    160

kilin@cori11:/global/cfs/cdirs/m1251/vasp/CHEM676/meade/DIMER/ORBITALS&gt; cp ~/bin/INCAR/INCAR-pc ./INCAR

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NSW=0           #number of ionic steps

POTIM= .2       #time step in fs

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many thanks for the new version!

The main question in your email is orbitals with VASP:

a. generate or use premade healthy WAVECAR 

(it is an analog of .chk in gaussian)

b. in a new directory, use template of the INCAR for orbitals and run vasp once again.

the templates are named ~/bin/INCAR/INCAR_pc  and similar names.

(it is an analog of the cubegen procedure in gaussian)

c. upon successful run, there appear files nammed PARCHG.XXXX.ALLK, where XXXX stands for the index of orbital, e.g. PARCHG..01112.ALLK

(those files are analogs of the .cube files in gaussian. note that vasp DOES not generate literal .cube files!)

d. download these files and open then in the VMD - the same software you have used for the trajectories.

I will have a look on the slides and let you nko if any quicl changes are needed or we can go ahead with this version

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2. CHGCAR: By selecting VASP_CHGCAR under the “Determine file type:”

3. USE THIS ONE PARCHG: By selecting VASP_PARCHG under the “Determine file type:” (Even though the file ends in .cube we are classifying it as PARCHG)
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| Polymer/Monomer Photodegradation: TDESMD 91 121 Bond Data
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Bond lengths shown (white lettering) are chosen to see if this degradation simulation relates to the photo cleavage explained in this specified paper.

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Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2015, 54, 1159 –1163

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The transition energy for this excitation is 0.24386664.

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From conformation labeled as &quot;DIMER&quot;

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~/vtstools3/pos2xyz.pl CONTCAR

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