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3.2 INPUT.inp 33<br />

O : 1s 2<br />

There is only one s orbital, so the number is 1 for s orbital.<br />

In rutile TiO 2 , 9 × 2 + 1 × 4 = 22, sothat ncs = 22.<br />

3.2.15 ncc<br />

Number of core constituents.<br />

"ncc" is the number of core constituents to be excluded from the Fock exchange in HF<br />

and GW calculations. For the intermediate states in the calculation of the exchange term,<br />

the states from “number of core constituents” (ncc) + 1 to “number of occupied states” (noc)<br />

are used in the code. Deep core states also contribute largely to the exchange term, so that<br />

"ncc" should be usually set at 0 [default].<br />

3.2.16 nol<br />

Number of levels.<br />

"nol" is the number of levels (states) to be included in the GW calculations of the correlation<br />

parts (the polarization function and the self-energy). Default value for iSblp is 300.<br />

Note: If "nol" is not enough, it leads band gap become large.<br />

Note: "nol" must be less than the number of basis set (functions) "nbs". The value of<br />

"nbs" can be found in "OUTPUT.out" file.<br />

3.2.17 nband<br />

Number of empty states to display in GWA.out.<br />

"nband" is the number of output empty levels (band), i.e., the number of empty states in<br />

conduction bands to be displayed in GW (GWA.out). Default is nband = 0.<br />

3.2.18 q_eliminate<br />

Criterion to remove AO.<br />

AO is eliminated, if truncated AO has norm less that "q_eliminate". For example, if<br />

one sets q_eliminate = 0.001 as small enough, no AO will be removed from the basis set.<br />

The default value of q_eliminate is 0.3, if the unit cell size is less than 4.0 Å, and 1 × 10 −2<br />

otherwise.<br />

3.2.19 q_min_mod<br />

Criterion to truncate AOs.

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