General Information
Home page | Version | Module dependencies |
MPT | ||
www.scm.com | 2014.01 | mpt/2.10 |
2016.102 | mpt/2.14 |
ADF is computational chemistry program to understand and predict chemical structure and reactivity with density functional theory (DFT).
Usage on Vilje
Load one the adf and the corresponding mpt modules to use ADF on Vilje, e.g.:
$ module load mpt/2.14 adf/2016.102 |
Sample ADF Job Script
#!/bin/bash
###################################################
#
# ADF test job
#
###################################################
#
#PBS -N test
#PBS -A nn1234k
#PBS -l select=2:ncpus=32:mpiprocs=16
#PBS -l walltime=24:00:00
#
module load mpt/2.14
module load adf/2016.102
case=$PBS_JOBNAME
cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR
# Create (if necessary) the working directory
w=/work/$PBS_O_LOGNAME/adf/$case
if [ ! -d $w ]; then mkdir -p $w/tmp; fi
export SCM_TMPDIR=$w/tmp
# Copy inputfile and move to working directory
cp $case.inp $w
cd $w
export SCM_IOBUFFERSIZE=512
procs=`cat $PBS_NODEFILE | wc -l`
adf -n $procs < $case.inp
Test case: H2O Geometry Optimization
This example describes geometry optimization of the water molecule, using the (default) localdensity functional approximation (LDA).
See the ADF Examples web page for a description of this test case.
- Unpack the test case files
$ tar xf /sw/sdev/Modules/adf/adf-2016.102/share/H2O.tar
- Replace
nn1234k
with your project account number in theadf.pbs
job script, and submit the job to the queuing system$ qsub adf.pbs
- When the job has finished, check the output file and compare with the output
H2O.out
included in test case.
Further Information
- See the ADF Documentation web page