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Hypertext Dalton 2.0 manual - Theoretical Chemistry, KTH

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CHAPTER 9. ELECTRIC PROPERTIES 73<br />

calculated. This is done with the keyword .FREQUE, and in this run the polarizability is to<br />

be evaluated at zero frequency (corresponding to the static polarizability) and at a frequency<br />

(in atomic units) corresponding to a incident laser beam of wavelength 488.8 nm.<br />

There is also another way of calculating the static polarizability, and this is by using<br />

the keyword .POLARI in the **PROPERTIES input modules. Thus, if we only want to evaluate<br />

the static polarizability of a molecule, this may be achieved by the following input:<br />

**DALTON INPUT<br />

.RUN PROPERTIES<br />

**WAVE FUNCTIONS<br />

.HF<br />

**PROPERTIES<br />

.POLARI<br />

**END OF DALTON INPUT<br />

Furthermore, the general RESPONSE program will also calculate the frequencydependent<br />

polarizability as minus the linear response functions through the input<br />

**DALTON INPUT<br />

.RUN RESPONSE<br />

**WAVE FUNCTIONS<br />

.HF<br />

**RESPONSE<br />

*LINEAR<br />

.DIPLEN<br />

**END OF DALTON INPUT<br />

For further details about input for the response program, we refer to Chapter 12.

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