Native implementation · OpenQP 1.2.1

Fortran
Core Reference.

A source-level map of OpenQP's electronic-structure engine: basis and integral infrastructure, SCF and correlation, mixed-reference spin-flip methods, analytic derivatives, properties, dynamics, and interoperability.

135Fortran source files indexed
136Modules documented
main@740611dSource revision represented

How the core fits together

The native layer moves from language bindings and molecular data through numerical kernels and electronic-structure models to derivatives, properties, and molecular dynamics.

InterfacesC/Python interop and calculation entry points
FoundationStructures, basis sets, grids, integrals, and linear algebra
Electronic statesHF, DFT, MP2, TDHF, SF, and MRSF models
ResponseGradients, Hessians, Z-vectors, and state overlaps
WorkflowsProperties, SOC, QM/MM, and nonadiabatic dynamics

Explore by capability

Start with the conceptual area you need, then follow each module's calls, types, variables, and linked source listing.

SCF, DFT, and correlation

Self-consistent-field orchestration, energy evaluation, exchange-correlation infrastructure, MP2, and implicit solvent.

Choose the right view

This is an implementation reference. For calculation setup and scientific workflows, use the manual and tutorials alongside it.

Generated from the complete Fortran tree on OpenQP main@740611d. The project source remains authoritative; this reference is intended to make its architecture and symbols easier to navigate.