OPBAS Search Help
The OPBAS option gives access
to individual matrix elements of a chosen Operator in
a chosen Basis. Desired matrix elements
can be specified by
explicit r(ow), c(olumn)
indices, or one can search for minimum/maximum
values within a given row or column, or anywhere in the
matrix.
For a selected job (chosen here as the water dimer,
"w2.47"), clicking OPBAS leads first to a menu of available
1e operators, as shown below:
For the present example, we select K (kinetic
energy operator), Basis = NBO, and row,
column values corresponding to the p-rich O(1)
lone pair (NBO 4) and O(4)-H(6) hydride antibond (NBO 10).
For these settings, we request
〈r|K|c〉 values
for current (r,c) and extremal
(minimum/maximum) values for various wild-card (*r,
*c) combinations, as shown below:
From the results in Session Dialog, one can see that
- 〈4|K|14〉 = -0.4146 a.u.
- max 〈4|K|*〉 =
〈4|K|15〉 = 2.0317 a.u.
(largest value in row 4, at column 15)
- min 〈4|K|*〉 =
〈4|K|1〉 = -2.9506 a.u.
(most negative value in row 4, at column 1)
and so forth. Such options allow one to efficiently
"data-mine" the localized matrix representations of chosen
quantum mechanical operators for values of
special interest.
[No OPBAS search results are included in default
NBO output, so each may require a RUN pause for directed
re-analysis when first requested.]
References:
NBO Manual, Sec. B.2.4.