SCF, DFT, and correlation
Self-consistent-field orchestration, energy evaluation, exchange-correlation infrastructure, MP2, and implicit solvent.
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.
The native layer moves from language bindings and molecular data through numerical kernels and electronic-structure models to derivatives, properties, and molecular dynamics.
Start with the conceptual area you need, then follow each module's calls, types, variables, and linked source listing.
Self-consistent-field orchestration, energy evaluation, exchange-correlation infrastructure, MP2, and implicit solvent.
TDHF/TDA building blocks and the spin-flip and mixed-reference spin-flip energy workflows central to OpenQP.
Analytic gradients and Hessians, response equations, Z-vectors, vibrational intensities, and overlap machinery.
Nonadiabatic dynamics, spin-orbit coupling, QM/MM embedding, NMR shielding, and population analysis.
Basis-set APIs, one- and two-electron integrals, Rys quadrature, ECP support, and external integral backends.
Language bindings, core types, logging, parallel execution, numerical solvers, and linear-algebra wrappers.
This is an implementation reference. For calculation setup and scientific workflows, use the manual and tutorials alongside it.
.F90 unit with cross-linked declarations.
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User manual →Installation, supported methods, input sections, keywords, examples, and operational guidance.
Tutorials →Follow runnable, task-oriented examples for common ground- and excited-state calculations.
Python API →Build and run calculations programmatically, inspect results, and compose higher-level workflows.
main@740611d. The project source remains authoritative; this reference is intended to make its architecture and symbols easier to navigate.