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Callback solver - CISD amplitudes
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import numpy as np | ||
import pyscf | ||
import pyscf.gto | ||
import pyscf.scf | ||
import pyscf.fci | ||
import vayesta | ||
import vayesta.ewf | ||
from vayesta.misc.molecules import ring | ||
from vayesta.core.types.wf.t_to_c import t1_rhf, t2_rhf | ||
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# User defined FCI solver - takes pyscf mf as input and returns RDMs | ||
# The mf argment contains the hamiltonain in the orthonormal cluster basis | ||
# Pyscf or other solvers may be used to solve the cluster problem and may return RDMs, CISD amplitudes or CCSD amplitudes | ||
def solver(mf): | ||
ci = pyscf.ci.CISD(mf) | ||
energy, civec = ci.kernel() | ||
c0, c1, c2 = ci.cisdvec_to_amplitudes(civec) | ||
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# To use CI amplitudues use return the following line and set energy_functional='wf' to use the projected energy in the EWF arguments below | ||
# return dict(c0=c0, c1=c1, c2=c2, converged=True, energy=ci.e_corr) | ||
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# Convert CISD amplitudes to CCSD amplitudes to be able to make use of the patitioned cumulant energy functional | ||
t1 = t1_rhf(c1/c0) | ||
t2 = t2_rhf(t1, c2/c0) | ||
return dict(t1=t1, t2=t2, l1=t1, l2=t2, converged=True, energy=ci.e_corr) | ||
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natom = 10 | ||
mol = pyscf.gto.Mole() | ||
mol.atom = ring("H", natom, 1.5) | ||
mol.basis = "sto-3g" | ||
mol.output = "pyscf.out" | ||
mol.verbose = 5 | ||
mol.symmetry = True | ||
mol.build() | ||
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# Hartree-Fock | ||
mf = pyscf.scf.RHF(mol) | ||
mf.kernel() | ||
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# CISD | ||
cisd = pyscf.ci.CISD(mf) | ||
cisd.kernel() | ||
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# CCSD | ||
ccsd = pyscf.cc.CCSD(mf) | ||
ccsd.kernel() | ||
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# FCI | ||
fci = pyscf.fci.FCI(mf) | ||
fci.kernel() | ||
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# Vayesta options | ||
use_sym = True | ||
nfrag = 1 | ||
bath_opts = dict(bathtype="dmet") | ||
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# Run vayesta with user defined solver | ||
emb = vayesta.ewf.EWF(mf, solver="CALLBACK", energy_functional='dm-t2only', bath_options=bath_opts, solver_options=dict(callback=solver)) | ||
# Set up fragments | ||
with emb.iao_fragmentation() as f: | ||
if use_sym: | ||
# Add rotational symmetry | ||
with f.rotational_symmetry(order=natom//nfrag, axis=[0, 0, 1]): | ||
f.add_atomic_fragment(range(nfrag)) | ||
else: | ||
# Add all atoms as separate fragments | ||
f.add_all_atomic_fragments() | ||
emb.kernel() | ||
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print("Hartree-Fock energy : %s"%mf.e_tot) | ||
print("CISD Energy : %s"%cisd.e_tot) | ||
print("CCSD Energy : %s"%ccsd.e_tot) | ||
print("FCI Energy : %s"%fci.e_tot) | ||
print("Emb. Partitioned Cumulant : %s"%emb.e_tot) |
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