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Source Code
subroutine sfesum(eiga,eigb,pmo,z,noca,nocb,ivec)use precision,only:dpimplicit nonereal(kind=dp),intent(in)::eiga(:),eigb(:)real(kind=dp),intent(inout)::pmo(:,:)real(kind=dp),intent(in)::z(:,:)integer,intent(in)::noca,nocb,ivecinteger::i,ij,j,nbfnbf=ubound(eiga,1)! ----- add (ea-ei)*zai -----ij=0do j=nocb+1,nbfdo i=1,nocaij=ij+1pmo(ij,ivec)=pmo(ij,ivec)+(eigb(j)-eiga(i))*z(ij,ivec)end do end do end subroutine sfesum