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custom engine of geomeTRIC to work with BAGEL for constrained optimization ? #268

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ABQTrap opened this issue Apr 14, 2023 · 4 comments

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ABQTrap commented Apr 14, 2023

Dear all,

BAGEL is really fast for CASPT2 calculation and easy to use. But constrained optimization is not yet implemented in BAGEL. Prof Toru Shiozaki mentioned that it might be possible to utilize the custom engine of geomeTRIC, so that geomeTRIC can perform the constrained optimization as an external optimizer by using the forces exported from BAGEL (#190). Could anyone share a custom engine with this function? I had some problems in making the engine work because I'm new to Python. Many thanks.

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bessvlai commented Apr 14, 2023 via email

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bessvlai commented Apr 14, 2023 via email

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leeping commented Jun 22, 2023

Apologies for the late reply, as I just saw this. There is an open pull request to add BAGEL support in geomeTRIC, which you can use for constrained optimization. The reason why I haven't merged this into the master branch yet is because I do not yet have a reliable way to compile BAGEL and run an example calculation. I'm using a BAGEL build from several years ago and I haven't been able to compile the full package more recently; if anyone could help me I would greatly appreciate it.

leeping/geomeTRIC#150

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Lee-Ping Wang

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Hi Lee-Ping,
We can certainly help with that. I'll send you an email and CC the postdocs in my group using BAGEL. They both have also used geomeTRIC, although not extensively.
Bess

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