Sent to CCL by: "Ol Ga" [eurisco1]*[pochta.ru]
Dear Roy,
I suggest you to look closer on convergence process - how much changes the energy during MCSCF procedure. If you observe significant large oscillation of energy, your choice of active space does not correspond with chemical problem of your interest. I think your MCSCF is plagued by intruder states problem. Hence, you obtain different values of energy.
MCSCF is very sophisticated method in its applications. In general, Choice of active space is not an obvious task. The usual advice for newbie in MCSCF is "Look on orbitals".
Sincerely,
Ol Ga
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