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Dear cclers,

I'am doing simple CAS(2,2) calculations using G94. However it does not return
orbital energies. But I badly need them.
How can I print out orbital energies?

Suppose that I want to calculate an excited state by using  CAS(2,2,NRoot=3).
Is that correct that the molecular orbitals returned are optimized for this
excited state, and not for the ground state?

If I look at the occupancy of the orbitals of the main configuration of this
excited state, I see that those orbitals are unoccupied. But they are supposed
to be occupied in that excited state. Why is that?

Thank you for your help.

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Nguyen Nam Anh   Quebec, Canada
E-mail: anh.,at,.chm.ulaval.ca
WWW: http://promethium.chm.ulaval.ca/~anh/