Merge branch 'dev-stable' of github.com:QuantumPackage/qp2 into dev-stable

bin/qp_plugins

@@ -127,6 +127,7 @@ def main(arguments):
             l_repository = list(d_tmp.keys())
             if l_repository == []:
                l_result = []
+               l_plugins = []
             else:
                 m_instance = ModuleHandler(l_repository)
                 l_plugins = [module for module in m_instance.l_module]

bin/zcat

@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ with gzip.open("$1", "rt") as f:
 EOF
    fi
 else
-   command=$(which -a zcat | grep -v 'qp2/bin/' | head -1)
+   SCRIPTPATH="$( cd -- "$(dirname "$0")" >/dev/null 2>&1 ; pwd -P )"
+   command=$(which -a zcat | grep -v "$SCRIPTPATH/" | head -1)
    exec $command $@
 fi
 

configure

@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ if [[ "${PACKAGES}.x" != ".x" ]] ; then
 fi
 
 if [[ ${PACKAGES} = all ]] ; then
-        PACKAGES="zlib ninja zeromq f77zmq gmp ocaml docopt resultsFile bats trexio qmckl"
+        PACKAGES="zlib ninja zeromq f77zmq gmp ocaml docopt resultsFile bats trexio"
 fi
 
 
@@ -402,11 +402,11 @@ if [[ ${TREXIO} = $(not_found) ]] ; then
         fail
 fi
 
-QMCKL=$(find_lib -lqmckl)
+#QMCKL=$(find_lib -lqmckl)
-if [[ ${QMCKL} = $(not_found) ]] ; then
+#if [[ ${QMCKL} = $(not_found) ]] ; then
-        error "QMCkl (qmckl | qmckl-intel) is not installed."
+#        error "QMCkl (qmckl | qmckl-intel) is not installed."
-        fail
+#        fail
-fi
+#fi
 
 F77ZMQ=$(find_lib -lzmq -lf77zmq -lpthread)
 if [[ ${F77ZMQ} = $(not_found) ]] ; then

etc/paths.rc

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ export PYTHONPATH=$(qp_prepend_export "PYTHONPATH" "${QP_EZFIO}/Python":"${QP_PY
 
 export PATH=$(qp_prepend_export "PATH" "${QP_PYTHON}":"${QP_ROOT}"/bin:"${QP_ROOT}"/ocaml)
 
-export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(qp_prepend_export "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" "${QP_ROOT}"/lib)
+export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(qp_prepend_export "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" "${QP_ROOT}"/lib:"${QP_ROOT}"/lib64)
 
 export LIBRARY_PATH=$(qp_prepend_export "LIBRARY_PATH" "${QP_ROOT}"/lib:"${QP_ROOT}"/lib64)
 

ocaml/qptypes_generator.ml

@@ -154,8 +154,8 @@ let input_ezfio = "
 
 * N_int_number : int
   determinants_n_int
-  1 : 30
+  1 : 128
-  N_int > 30
+  N_int > 128
 
 * Det_number : int
   determinants_n_det

plugins/.gitignore

@@ -1,2 +1 @@
-*
 

plugins/local/basis_correction/README.rst

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ This basis set correction relies mainy on :
        When HF is a qualitative representation of the electron pairs (i.e. weakly correlated systems), such an approach for \mu(r) is OK. 
        See for instance JPCL, 10, 2931-2937 (2019) for typical flavours of the results. 
        Thanks to the trivial nature of such a two-body rdm, the equation (22) of J. Chem. Phys. 149, 194301 (2018) can be rewritten in a very efficient way, and therefore the limiting factor of such an approach is the AO->MO four-index transformation of the two-electron integrals.  
-    b) "mu_of_r_potential = cas_ful" uses the two-body rdm of CAS-like wave function (i.e. linear combination of Slater determinants developped in an active space with the MOs stored in the EZFIO folder). 
+    b) "mu_of_r_potential = cas_full" uses the two-body rdm of CAS-like wave function (i.e. linear combination of Slater determinants developped in an active space with the MOs stored in the EZFIO folder). 
       If the CAS is properly chosen (i.e. the CAS-like wave function qualitatively represents the wave function of the systems), then such an approach is OK for \mu(r) even in the case of strong correlation. 
 
   +) The use of DFT correlation functionals with multi-determinant reference (Ecmd). These functionals are originally defined in the RS-DFT framework (see for instance Theor.  Chem.  Acc.114,  305(2005)) and design to capture short-range correlation effects. A important quantity arising in the Ecmd is the exact on-top pair density of the system, and the main differences of approximated Ecmd relies on different approximations for the exact on-top pair density.  

plugins/local/basis_correction/pbe_on_top.irp.f

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
    grad_rho_a(1:3) = one_e_dm_and_grad_alpha_in_r(1:3,ipoint,istate)
    grad_rho_b(1:3) = one_e_dm_and_grad_beta_in_r(1:3,ipoint,istate)
    
-   if(mu_of_r_potential == "cas_ful")then
+   if(mu_of_r_potential == "cas_full")then
     ! You take the on-top of the CAS wave function which is computed with mu(r) 
     on_top =  on_top_cas_mu_r(ipoint,istate)
    else
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@
    grad_rho_a(1:3) = one_e_dm_and_grad_alpha_in_r(1:3,ipoint,istate)
    grad_rho_b(1:3) = one_e_dm_and_grad_beta_in_r(1:3,ipoint,istate)
    
-   if(mu_of_r_potential == "cas_ful")then
+   if(mu_of_r_potential == "cas_full")then
     ! You take the on-top of the CAS wave function which is computed with mu(r) 
     on_top = on_top_cas_mu_r(ipoint,istate)
    else
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@
    grad_rho_a(1:3) = one_e_dm_and_grad_alpha_in_r(1:3,ipoint,istate)
    grad_rho_b(1:3) = one_e_dm_and_grad_beta_in_r(1:3,ipoint,istate)
    
-   if(mu_of_r_potential == "cas_ful")then
+   if(mu_of_r_potential == "cas_full")then
     ! You take the on-top of the CAS wave function which is computed with mu(r) 
     on_top = on_top_cas_mu_r(ipoint,istate)
    else

plugins/local/basis_correction/print_routine.irp.f

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ subroutine print_basis_correction
  provide mu_average_prov
  if(mu_of_r_potential.EQ."hf")then
   provide ecmd_lda_mu_of_r ecmd_pbe_ueg_mu_of_r
- else if(mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_ful".or.mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_truncated")then
+ else if(mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_full".or.mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_truncated")then
   provide ecmd_lda_mu_of_r ecmd_pbe_ueg_mu_of_r
   provide ecmd_pbe_on_top_mu_of_r ecmd_pbe_on_top_su_mu_of_r
  endif
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ subroutine print_basis_correction
     write(*, '(A29,X,I3,X,A3,X,F16.10)') '  ECMD PBE-UEG       , state ',istate,' = ',ecmd_pbe_ueg_mu_of_r(istate)
    enddo
 
-  else if(mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_ful".or.mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_truncated".or.mu_of_r_potential.EQ."pure_act")then
+  else if(mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_full".or.mu_of_r_potential.EQ."cas_truncated".or.mu_of_r_potential.EQ."pure_act")then
    print*, ''
    print*,'Using a CAS-like two-body density to define mu(r)'
    print*,'This assumes that the CAS is a qualitative representation of the wave function '