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43 VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES (FREQUENCIES) 336<br />

LOW=value<br />

Threshold for printing low vibrations in cm −1 (default 150). If a value<br />

> 0 is given, frequencies below this value are not printed.<br />

43.3 Saving the hessian and other information (SAVE)<br />

SAVE,options<br />

The following options can be given:<br />

hessian=record<br />

FREQ=record<br />

TASK=record<br />

Save hessian to record (same effect as option HESSREC). By default<br />

the hessian is saved on record 5300.2.<br />

Save frequencies and normal modes to record (same effect as option<br />

FREQREC). By default the frequencies are saved on record 5400.2.<br />

Save task information for possible restart of hessian calculation to<br />

record (same effect as option TASKREC). By default the frequencies<br />

are saved on record 5500.2.<br />

43.4 Restarting a hessian/Frequency calculation (START)<br />

START,options<br />

The following options can be given:<br />

HESSIAN=record<br />

TASK=record<br />

Read hessian from record record (same effect as option READHESS).<br />

Read task information from record record and restart numerical hessian<br />

calculation (same effect as option RESTART).<br />

43.5 Coordinates for numerical hessian calculations (COORD)<br />

COORD,type<br />

type can be one of the following:<br />

UNIQUE<br />

3N<br />

Use symmetry-unique displacements in the numerical calculation of<br />

the hessian (default).<br />

Don’t use symmetry-unique displacements (not recommended).<br />

43.6 Stepsizes for numerical hessian calculations (STEP)<br />

[STEP,rstep]<br />

determines the step size of the numerical differentiation of the energy or the gradient. The<br />

default step size is rstep=0.01 a.u.<br />

43.7 Numerical hessian using energy variables (VARIABLE)<br />

VARIABLE,name;<br />

Defines a variable name which holds the energy value to be used for computing the hessian<br />

using finite differences. By default, this is ENERGY(1) as set by the most recent program.<br />

For other other variables which can be used see section 42.2.17. Note that numerical hessians<br />

cannot be computed when dummy atoms holding basis functions are present.

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