Closed susilehtola closed 2 years ago
It appears the basis set format expected by libint2 is not Gaussian'94: libint should not expect the basis set to start with ****. As a result, libint2 ignores the first element in basis sets given in Gaussian'94 format.
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See also https://gitlab.com/eT-program/eT/-/issues/527
@susilehtola new basis set exchange must have changed this ... I took most files from the old exchange at EMSL.
OK, thanks, will fix.
It appears the basis set format expected by libint2 is not Gaussian'94: libint should not expect the basis set to start with
****
. As a result, libint2 ignores the first element in basis sets given in Gaussian'94 format.See also https://gitlab.com/eT-program/eT/-/issues/527