quemb.molbe.lo.get_iao¶
- quemb.molbe.lo.get_iao(Co, S12, S1, S2, mol, iao_valence_basis, iao_loc_method='SO')¶
Gets symmetrically orthogonalized IAO coefficient matrix from system MOs Derived from G. Knizia: J. Chem. Theory Comput. 2013, 9, 11, 4834–4843 Note: same function as get_iao_from_s12 in frankenstein
- Parameters:
Co (
ndarray
[tuple
[int
,...
],dtype
[TypeVar
(T_dtype_co
, bound=generic
, covariant=True)]]) – occupied MO coefficient matrix with coreS12 (
ndarray
[tuple
[int
,...
],dtype
[TypeVar
(T_dtype_co
, bound=generic
, covariant=True)]]) – ovlp between working (large) basis and valence (minimal) basis can be thought of as working basis in valence basisS1 (
ndarray
[tuple
[int
,...
],dtype
[TypeVar
(T_dtype_co
, bound=generic
, covariant=True)]]) – AO ovlp matrix, in working (large) basisS2 (
ndarray
[tuple
[int
,...
],dtype
[TypeVar
(T_dtype_co
, bound=generic
, covariant=True)]]) – AO ovlp matrix, in valence (minimal) basismol (
Mole
) – mol objectiao_valence_basis (
str
) – (minimal-like) basis used for valence orbitalsiao_loc_method (
str
) – Localization method for the IAOs and PAOs. If symmetric orthogonalization is used, the overlap matrices between the valence (minimal) and working (large) basis are determined by separating S1 (working) by AO labels. If other localization methods are used, these matrices are calculated in full Default is SO
- Returns:
(symmetrically orthogonalized)
- Return type: