SPHERICAL BASIS SETS IN PC GAMESS/Firefly
                                            
    Starting from the version 6.5 RC9, the full support of pure spherical 
basis sets has been implemented in the PC GAMESS. The related keywords are:

 $contrl d5=.false.(default)/.true. $end

                                 and

 $d5 d5=.true.(default)/.false.
     f7=.true.(default)/.false.
     g9=.true.(default)/.false. $end

    If d5 flag is set to .true. in the $contrl group, the contents of the
related $d5 input group is read in and parsed. The default values of d5, f7,
and g9 keywords of the $d5 group are all .true., i.e., to use pure spherical
d, f, and g functions. The $d5 group has no effect if d5 flag of the $contrl
group is not set, which is the default settings. Thus if you prefer to use
cartesian basis set, you shouldn't do anything special. If you want to use
pure spherical basis, set $contrl d5=.t. $end. If you like to use cartesian
d functions but spherical f and g harmonics, you should specify:

 $contrl d5=.t. $end
 $d5 d5=.f. $end

   Note that the current implementation of d5 option is not compatible with 
non-standard molecular input frames (custom orientations of axes).

See also:

• Fast Two-electron Integral Code
• Additional comments on Two-electron Integral code selection
• Quantum Fast Multipole Method

Last updated: March 18, 2009