Copied from https://www.chemie.uni-bonn.de/pctc/mulliken-center/software/dftd4
This is a minimal standalone version of DFT-D4 providing the D4(EEQ)-ATM and D4(EEQ)-MBD methods.
To compile this version of DFT-D4 the following programs are needed (the number in parentheses specifies the tested versions).
gfortran
(8.2.1) orifort
(17.0.7 or 18.0.3) compilermeson
(0.49.0) andninja
(1.8.2) as build systemasciidoc
(8.6.10) to build the man-page
The program is build by
$ FC=ifort meson setup build && ninja -C build
The binary is found at build/dftd4 and is ready to use.
The man-page can be build by
$ asciidoc --doctype manpage --format manpage man1/dftd4.1.txt
By adding the directory to the MANPATH
variable the documentation
of DFT-D4 is accessable by man
.
dftd4
as been successfully build using
ifort
19.0.3 with the MKL as linear algebra backend on Manjaro Linux 18.0gfortran
8.3.0 with the MKL (19.0.3.199) as linear algebra backend on Manjaro Linux 18.0gfortran
8.3.0 with LAPACK (3.8.0-2) and openBLAS (0.3.6-1) as linear algebra backend on Manjaro Linux 18.0
dftd4
could not be compiled with
gfortran
4 or older (missing Fortran 2003 standard)
DFT-D4 is invoked by
$ dftd4 [options] <file>
where file is a valid xyz-file (coordinates in Ångström) or a Turbomole coord file containing only the $coord data group with coordinates in Bohr.
More information can be obtained from the manpage or by
invoking the program intern help page with --help
.
For a general D4 calculation to obtain C6 coefficients use
$ dftd4 coord
To calculate a dispersion correction for a PBE0 calculation use
$ dftd4 --func pbe0 coord
Note that, the --func
option will try to make as much sense as
possible from your input, by converting it internally to lowercase
and ignoring most dashes or year number. The input b-p
and BP86/def-TZVP
are therefore equivalent.
To calculate the derivative of the dispersion energy use
$ dftd4 --func pbe0 --grad coord
This will write a Turbomole style gradient
file or will try to
augment an already present gradient
file with the dispersion gradient.
For the D4(EEQ)-MBD method use
$ dftd4 --func pbe0 --mbd coord
Always cite:
Eike Caldeweyher, Christoph Bannwarth and Stefan Grimme, J. Chem. Phys., 2017, 147, 034112. DOI: 10.1063/1.4993215
Eike Caldeweyher, Sebastian Ehlert, Andreas Hansen, Hagen Neugebauer, Sebastian Spicher, Christoph Bannwarth and Stefan Grimme, J. Chem Phys, 2019, 150, 154122. DOI: 10.1063/1.5090222 chemrxiv: 10.26434/chemrxiv.7430216
please report all bugs with an example input and the used geometry,
as well as the --verbose
output to Stefan Grimme
or open an issue.