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Error in Projected DOS Atom Indices

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  • Gryffindor
    Gryffindor
    Gryffindor
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    Hi,

    I am performing DOS calculations on systems that include guest molecules (in this case, methanol) inside a framework. While the calculation finishes and produces a DOSS.DAT file that appears valid when plotted with crysplot, the output ends with an error.

    This behavior is consistent across multiple systems involving different guest species, while pure framework-only calculations proceed without issue. It seems like the error might be related to the atom indices used for projected DOS when guest molecules are included. I have attached the input and output files below. Can you please help me with it?

    INPUT.txt

    OUTPUT.txt

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    • GiacomoAmbrogio
      GiacomoAmbrogio
      GiacomoAmbrogio
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      Hi Gryffindor,
      In the properties input you submitted, the first value of the DOSS keyword is 4. However, you are requesting 5 projections. Could you try run the same calculation using 5?

      DOSS
      5 400 500 900 1 12 0
      

      Giacomo Ambrogio, PhD Student
      Department of Chemistry - University of Torino
      V. Giuria 5, 10125 Torino (Italy)

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      • Gryffindor
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        Oh yes, right. My apologies. I did not notice this. Thank you Giacomo!

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