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#1 Re: Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » Forcing cubes with same grid » 2024-11-19 19:46:39

Thanks by your answer.

Following your advice, I could generate the cubes, all with the same grid, kudos.

I think I am missing something here ;(
My A system has 144 atoms (representing the complex B+C). The B system has 140 and the C system has 4. The cube files are from the electron density, all created with the same grid (following your tip).

I want to plot the cube for A-B. I calculate the difference within Multiwfn, and the generated cube is similar to the A system.

If I try to use cubeman to calculate the subtraction A-B, but I got an error message about the wrong number of atoms.

Thanks in advance.

Camps

#2 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » Forcing cubes with same grid » 2024-11-14 19:18:00

icamps
Replies: 2

Hi.

I want to do some math operations with three cubes files.

Starting with the MOLDEN input files for system A, B and AB, I loaded them in Multiwfn and create the cubes for the electron density.

Then, I tried to do some math with the cube files, like AB-A, but the programs (Multiwfn and cubeman) complain about the grids being different.

In all cases, I selected the high definition grid when creating the cubes files, but even when a constant value displayed, the resulting cube files have different grid, resulting on the operation errors.

So, my question is: Is it possible to fix/force the creating of cube files with exactly the same grid?

Regards,

Camps

#3 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << HOMO/LUMO volume >> » 2024-03-17 21:38:07

icamps
Replies: 1

Hello @Tian,

I have two questions:

1-) Is it possible to calculate the volume of the HOMO/LUMO orbitals?

2) Could be possible to relate those volume with the density of probability calculated from given orbital?

Thanks in advance!

Camps

#6 Re: Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Poincare-Hopf relationship is not satisfied >> » 2021-08-31 18:44:46

Hello,

Here are the infos:

>> Which real space function did your analyzed in topology analysis module?
Electron density

>> How did you search the CPs (which commands you inputted?)
I am using the following sequence of commands:

2    <- Topological analysis
-1      <- Set CP searching parameters
1       <- Set maximal iterations:
2500
2       <- Set scale factor of stepsize
0.5
0
2    <- Search CPs from nuclear positions
3    <- Search CPs from midpoint of atom pairs
8    <- Generate the path connected (3,-3) and (3,-1)    #9    <- Generate the path connected (3,+1) and (3,+3)
-5    <- Modify or print detail or export paths, or calculate property along a path
1    <- Print summary of paths
4       <- Save points of all paths to paths.txt in current folder
6       <- Export paths as paths.pdb file in current folder
0       <- Return
0    <- Print and visualize all generated CPs, paths and surfaces
-4    <- Modify or export CPs (critical points)
-1    <- Print summary of CPs (in Angstrom)
4    <- Save CPs to CPs.txt in current folder
6    <- Export CPs as CPs.pdb file in current folder
0    <- Return
7       <- Show real space function values at specific CP or all CPs
0       <- If input 0, then properties of all CPs will be outputted to CPprop.txt in current folder
-10    <- Return

>> How did you generate your input file? What keywords were used in your quantum chemistry program?
I generate the input using GAUSSIAN.
The keywords were: #p scf=qc int=ultrafine output=wfn pm7
Here I put a zip with the input and output wavefunction and unformatted check file.

>> What is the chemical formula of your system?
My system is a boron-nitride nanotube with 4 cadmium atoms. The nanotubes ends were competed with hydrogens.

#7 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Poincare-Hopf relationship is not satisfied >> » 2021-08-24 19:25:10

icamps
Replies: 4

Hello,

I found the following warning when searching for CPs:

Poincare-Hopf relationship verification:  164  -  232  +  101  -   14  =  19
Warning: Poincare-Hopf relationship is not satisfied, some CPs may be missing

How to improve the search?

I changed the maximal iterations to 2500 and the scale factor of stepsize to 0.5, but nothing changed.

Regards,

Camps

#8 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Matrix diagonalization exceed max cycle before convergence >> » 2021-08-24 19:22:48

icamps
Replies: 2

Hello,

I got the error:

Matrix diagonalization exceed max cycle before convergence

How/where can I increase the number of cycles?

Regards,

Camps

#10 Re: Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Values from critical points different from graphical properties >> » 2021-06-21 17:10:51

Well, I check the CP number before making the comparison.

Also, after re-running all the calculations now, the CP number changes, but again, the values are different in the graph from the exported data.

Could you, check this for me, please? Could it be a issue with units? A difference between the units on the exported file and in the graph?

Thanks in advance.

#12 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Values from critical points different from graphical properties >> » 2021-06-17 18:06:15

icamps
Replies: 6

Hello,

I did the critical point analysis, exported the file with all the data and also made the plots for the electronic density, its Laplacian, the ELF and LOL index.

When comparing the obtained data for bond critical points, between the text file and graph, they don't correspond, i.e. the value are different from the scale.

For example, from the calculation, the electronic density at the BCP389 (between Ni121 and N86) is 0.3246659890E+00. From the graph, the color should be cyan but it is blue (indicating lower density).
I checked the BCP number with the 3D plot with labels.

The same applies to ELF and LOL.

Text data:
----------------   CP   389,     Type (3,-1)   ----------------
Position (Bohr):   12.26849825471668    6.06817862429313   -3.47032776419174
Density of all electrons:  0.3246659890E+00
Density of Alpha electrons:  0.1623329945E+00
Density of Beta electrons:  0.1623329945E+00
Spin density of electrons:  0.0000000000E+00
Lagrangian kinetic energy G(r):  0.6218513930E-01
G(r) in X,Y,Z:  0.8830750583E-02  0.2785847921E-01  0.2549590951E-01
Hamiltonian kinetic energy K(r):  0.3781322392E+00
Potential energy density V(r): -0.4403173785E+00
Energy density E(r) or H(r): -0.3781322392E+00
Laplacian of electron density: -0.1263788400E+01
Electron localization function (ELF):  0.9804412408E+00
Localized orbital locator (LOL):  0.8762567777E+00
Local information entropy:  0.3321890626E-02
Reduced density gradient (RDG):  0.1000000000E+03
Reduced density gradient with promolecular approximation:  0.1000000000E+03
Sign(lambda2)*rho: -0.3246659890E+00
Sign(lambda2)*rho with promolecular approximation: -0.2177479096E+00
Corr. hole for alpha, ref.:   0.00000   0.00000   0.00000 : -0.3880061880E-06
Source function, ref.:   0.00000   0.00000   0.00000 :  0.7122320441E-02
Wavefunction value for orbital         1 : -0.3039836614E-05
Average local ionization energy (ALIE):  0.6092467948E+00
Delta_g (under promolecular approximation):  0.4398354939E+00
Delta_g (under Hirshfeld partition):  0.7055014066E+00
User-defined real space function:  0.1000000000E+01
ESP from nuclear charges:  0.6067031133E+02
ESP from electrons: -0.5945176577E+02
Total ESP:  0.1218545568E+01 a.u. ( 0.3315831E+02 eV, 0.7646495E+03 kcal/mol)

Electron density graph:

BN-Ni-p4-06-Electron-Density-Color-filled-Map-Atom-Labels-vd-W.png
BN-Ni-p4-14-ELFColor-filled-Map-vd-W.png

BN-Ni-p4-18-LOLColor-filled-Map-vd-W.png

#13 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Compatible codes for periodic system >> » 2020-11-25 01:22:53

icamps
Replies: 1

Hello Prof. Lu and Multiwfn's users,

From my previous experience, I found Multiwfn the perfect tool for AIM analysis for isolated systems.

Now, I need to perform AIM study for periodic system.

So, I was wondering which of the codes that are compatible with Multiwfn for isolated system, and perform calculations for periodic system (like NWChem, for example) can be used together with Multiwfn to do AIM analysis for periodic systems calculations.

Regards,

Camps

#15 Re: Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Graphs scale >> » 2020-10-21 11:52:01

Thanks for your replay.

I followed your recommendation but the behavior continues.

Both graphs have different size scales. The first one (just the gradient lines) both X and Y axis have the same size (extend to the same maximum value), so, this graph is square. In case of the color-filled map, the Y axis is different (lower max value) than the X axis, so, this graph is rectangular.

As I would like to put both graphs together for comparison, it is desirable that both have the same scales.

Regards,

Camps

#18 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Graphs scale >> » 2020-10-20 21:35:36

icamps
Replies: 4

Hello,

I am doing topological study using one script. In this script, I generate several graphs for different properties.

My problem is that the first graph has an scale different from the other ones.

I analyzed my scrip but didn't find where is the problem.

Here are the script and two graphs.

Regards,

Camps


Topological_analysis_BN-Cd-p5.in.txt
BN-Cd-p5-19-atom-numbers.png
BN-Cd-p5-04-Electron-Density-Color-filled-Map-Atom-Labels-Countor-Lines.png

#19 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << "Best" bond order analysis method >> » 2020-10-20 12:35:39

icamps
Replies: 2

Hello,

In Multiwfn there are several methods/theories for calculating bond orders.

Right now, I am working with carbon and boron-nitride nanotubes interacting with heavy metals and amino-acids.

In your own experience, which one of those methods is the must, let said, accurate or the one that better represents the bond character?

Regards,

Camps

#20 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << ORCA and Multiwfn >> » 2020-10-20 12:30:07

icamps
Replies: 2

Hello,

I would like to know what are the files that should be generated using ORCA in order to use Multiwfn and perform all the analysis implemented on it.

For example, for Gaussian, there are analysis that only works for wavefunction file whereas other analysis works only with formatted check files.

Regards,

Camps

#22 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Bond Order calculation using command-line/script >> » 2020-05-19 17:54:37

icamps
Replies: 1

Hi,

I would like to calculate the bond order of my system using the command-line and only one script.

The problem I am facing is that some of the bond order matrix are always saved to the same file bndmat.txt overwriting the previous calculations (very different behavior when producing images) and some are just wrote to the screen (that I can face sending the output to a file).

Is there a way to save the bond order matrix to different files or I just have to setup each calculation individually?

Regards,

Camps

#23 Re: Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Identifying yellow points >> » 2020-05-19 11:45:45

Thanks, but I just read about brown, blue and orange circles, nothing about yellow ones.

#24 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Identifying yellow points >> » 2020-05-18 22:31:05

icamps
Replies: 4

Hi,

I created an electron density gradient image:

test.jpg

But I don't understand what the yellow points are representing.

I didn't change any default color definition.

#25 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Multiwfn + CRYSTAL14 >> » 2018-09-20 22:51:16

icamps
Replies: 2

Hello,

I wonder if it is possible to use Multiwfn with the CRYSTAL14 wavefunction output.
(some calculations are made for periodic systems)

Regards,

Camps

#26 Re: Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << SIESTA to Multiwfn >> » 2018-08-23 11:19:16

sobereva wrote:

Dear Camps,

Unfortunately, this cannot be easily realized. AFAIK, Siesta employs numerical basis set, however, to carry out wavefunction analysis in Multiwfn, the wavefunction must be represented by Gaussian type functions (GTFs).

Best regards,

Tian

Dear Tian,

I was thinking about it.

Multiwfn calculate the electron density from the system wavefuncion using Gaussian type functions, ok, I understand the problem here with SIESTA. But if the electron density is already calculated, Multiwfn could read the file and make the analysis?

Regards,

Camps

#28 Re: Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Rotating 2D resulting image >> » 2018-08-16 12:19:54

Thank you for your answer.

The problem with option 1, is that the rotating the image is easy. The problem is the numbers, text, etc.

regarding the second option, I will look for this, maybe changing the order of the points, change the final orientation.

Regards,

Camps

#29 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << Rotating 2D resulting image >> » 2018-08-15 17:43:24

icamps
Replies: 3

Hello,

I'm making a topology study. One of the output is the electron density gradient (with lines, without atom labels, and with isovalues) of the same region of two molecules (the only difference is that one molecule has an extra atom in a region far from the first region).

My problem is that the graphics are oriented different and this difficult the discussion.

I would like to know how do I rotate one of them (inside Multiwfn) in order to facilitate the comparison.

The images are:

fig_1.jpg fig_2.jpg

Thanks in advance.

Camps

#30 Multiwfn and wavefunction analysis » << SIESTA to Multiwfn >> » 2018-08-15 15:56:47

icamps
Replies: 4

Hello,

I was wondering if there is any tool that can convert the wavefunction file obtained from SIESTA to a format recognized by Multiwfn.

SIESTA is specialized in performing efficient electronic structure calculations and ab initio molecular dynamics simulations of molecules and solids (https://departments.icmab.es/leem/siesta/).

Regards,

Camps

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