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  • ioikonom
    ioikonom
    ioikonom
    wrote on last edited by dmitoli
    #1

    Hello,

    I am trying to run a single-point calculation in a 2D heterostructure that I had optimized in the past using a different code.

    I am taking the following error in the output file, which implies a problem with geometry.

    **NEIGHBORS OF THE NON-EQUIVALENT ATOMS
    
     N = NUMBER OF NEIGHBORS AT DISTANCE R
        ATOM  N     R/ANG      R/AU   NEIGHBORS (ATOM LABELS AND CELL INDICES)
     DISTANCE BETWEEN ATOMS   1 290 TOO SMALL: 0.3226 ANGSTROM
     PLEASE CHECK GEOMETRY
     ERROR **** NEIGHB **** USE KEYWORD SMALLDIST TO RUN ANYWAY**
    

    However, I haven't yet managed to find in the tutorials or in the manual the keyword SMALLDIST.
    Any suggestions?

    Thanks in advance,
    Ilias

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    • GiacomoAmbrogio
      GiacomoAmbrogio
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      wrote on last edited by GiacomoAmbrogio
      #2

      Hi Ilias,

      Even though itโ€™s not documented in the manual, you can use the SMALLDIST keyword (in gemetry section of the input) to convert that error into a warning and allow the calculation to proceed. However, please note that atoms placed very close together can lead to numerical instabilities and linear dependencies in the basis set. Therefore, itโ€™s important to carefully check your geometry and computational setup (i.e., basis set, TOLINTEG, etc.) before continuing.

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

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      • ioikonom
        ioikonom
        ioikonom
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        Hi Giacomo,

        Many thanks for your answer and suggestions.
        It works and will do a double check for the geometry.

        Have a good day,
        Ilias

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