This is the readme file for auger-OCA
Contact person: Bruno Tenorio b.nunes.bruno@gmail.com
Use
pip install auger-oca
to install the auger-oca packages.
OCA stands for One-Center Approximation. It is a simple way to get Auger intensities bypassing the
calculation of continuum wave function.
Auger-OCA is a collection of python scripts (programs) to post-process a collection
of 2-el reduced transition density matrices (also called Auger densities) generated
by the RASSI module of OpenMolcas. It also requires the $Project.rassi.h5 file in the background.
The keyword TDYS must be used together with DYSON in your RASSI input calculation (see example below
for C 1s edge).
&RASSI
Nrof JobIphs = 5 all
CIprint
Ejob
TDYS
1
C 1s
Dyson
Check auger_examples/ folder for complete examples.
It simply runs as:
for RAES (resonant Auger):
python3 $MOLCAS/Tools/AugerOca/auger_main.py -d $WorkDir --raes --spec &
If non-resonant Auger (AES) of singlet final states:
python3 $MOLCAS/Tools/AugerOca/auger_main.py -d $WorkDir --aes --s --spec &
If non-resonant Auger (AES) of triplet final states:
python3 $MOLCAS/Tools/AugerOca/auger_main.py -d $WorkDir --aes --t --spec &
++ See also
python3 $MOLCAS/Tools/AugerOca/auger_main.py -h
for more info and usage.
+Important:
auger_main.pyreads a file$project.rassi.h5in the background. You must executeauger_main.pyfrom any directory where you have your$project.rassi.h5file (either$CurrDiror$WorkDirwork).auger_main.pywill create a directoryauger_outputs/containing a collection of[Auger_OCA.r2TM_XXX_YYY_ZZZ.out,...]files. The binding energy and Auger intensities (plus other info) are writen on each of these files.--specis optional. One can also use a bash script (oca.spectrum.shonauger_testfolder) to collect the Auger {energy,intensity} from those[Auger_OCA.r2TM_XXX_YYY_ZZZ.out,...]files -> in a filespectrum.out.- Again, don't forget to install the Auger OCA packages with
pip install auger-oca
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