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 ====== Example 1  ====== ====== Example 1  ======
-First, we show how to perform cDFT, i.e. SCF calculation of excited state, of formaldimine molecule CH2=NH. CH2=NH has in total 12 electron, from them  6 are double occupied molecular orbitals. Here we will run cDFT with a single excitation moving one electron from HOMO to LUMO state. The cDFT calculation is initiated by keywords ​icdft = 1. See example of fireball.in file. +First, we show how to perform cDFT, i.e. SCF calculation of excited state, of formaldimine molecule CH2=NH. CH2=NH has in total 12 electron, from them  6 are double occupied molecular orbitals. Here we will run cDFT with a single excitation moving one electron from HOMO to LUMO state. The cDFT calculation is initiated by keywords ​icDFT = 1. See example of fireball.in file. 
 Here is input file with initial geometry {{:​scfe:​CNH3.bas|}}. Here is input file with initial geometry {{:​scfe:​CNH3.bas|}}.
-{{:​scfe:​cnh3-w.png?​400x200}} 
  
 +{{:​scfe:​cnh3-w.png?​400x200}}
  
 fireball.in fireball.in
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 iquench = 0 iquench = 0
 max_scf_iterations = 200 max_scf_iterations = 200
-icdft = 1+icDFT = 1
 &END &END
  
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-To move electron from one orbital to another we need to create cDFT.optional input file in a directory. The first line means how many electrons is in the system. The first position of the second ​line means number of orbital where we want to create a hole. The second ​position ​determines ​occupancy ​of the hole (between 0-1). In this case there is missing one electron in HOMO orbital. The third line first position tells where is placed ​excited electron, the second position means how much electron you excite. ​  Fig.+To move electron from one orbital to another we need to create cDFT.optional input file in a directory. The first line means number of orbital where we want to create a state hole. The second ​line determines ​number ​of orbital ehwrw we want to create excited electron state. In this case there is missing one electron in HOMO orbital. The third line means occupancy ​excited electron.
 <​code>​ <​code>​
 6       ! hole state to be formed 6       ! hole state to be formed
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 1.0     ! occupancy of excited electron 1.0     ! occupancy of excited electron
 </​code>​ </​code>​
-Results of such calculation ​is on the fig[1]+Results of such calculation ​are on the fig[1]
  
 ====== Example 2 ====== ====== Example 2 ======
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