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		                        | 6:17:51 PM PDT - Tue, May 21st 2013 |  |  
		                        | I am doing DFT calculations with C70, and although my optimizations and single point calculations are going fine, my attempt to run a frequency calculation on the optimized geometry keeps crashing. I have been running it on large memory nodes. My first attempt, in which I ran on it on 8 nodes with only one process per node and 40 GB per process, made it this far and then crashed with this error: 
 
 HESSIAN: the one electron contributions are done in     101.1s
 0:armci_malloc:malloc 2 failed: -1323215288
 (rank:0 hostname:n162 pid:27425):ARMCI DASSERT fail. ../../ga-5-1/armci/src/memory/memory.c:PARMCI_Malloc():895 cond:0
 
 
 When I doubled the number of nodes, it made it a little further and crashed again with the same error:
 
 
 HESSIAN: the two electron contributions are done in    7412.0s
 0:armci_malloc:malloc 2 failed: -1323215288
 (rank:0 hostname:n181 pid:8082):ARMCI DASSERT fail. ../../ga-5-1/armci/src/memory/memory.c:PARMCI_Malloc():895 cond:0
 
 The .e* file contains the error:
 
 Last System Error Message from Task 7:: Numerical result out of range
 
 I cut-and-pasted the input file below. I would be grateful for any suggestions on what could be causing this crash.
 
 title "C70"
 echo
 memory total 40000 stack 10000 heap 10000 global 20000 mb
 scratch_dir ./scratch
 geometry autosym units angstroms noautoz
 C       0       1.23334161      3.96232805
 C       1.17297757      0.38112352      3.96232805
 C       0.72494001      -0.99779432     3.96232805
 C       -0.72494001     -0.99779432     3.96232805
 C       -1.17297757     0.38112352      3.96232805
 C       2.29219242      0.74477847      3.2162988
 C       3.00148533      -0.24686632     2.43857472
 C       2.57335703      -1.56450976     2.43857472
 C       1.41665283      -1.94985534     3.2162988
 C       0.69272615      -2.93086807     2.43857472
 C       -0.69272615     -2.93086807     2.43857472
 C       -1.41665283     -1.94985534     3.2162988
 C       -2.57335703     -1.56450976     2.43857472
 C       -3.00148533     -0.24686632     2.43857472
 C       -2.29219242     0.74477847      3.2162988
 C       -2.28314826     1.96394786      2.43857472
 C       -1.1622938      2.77829629      2.43857472
 C       0       2.41015374      3.2162988
 C       1.1622938       2.77829629      2.43857472
 C       2.28314826      1.96394786      2.43857472
 C       -0.71596444     3.38763064      1.20439728
 C       0.71596444      3.38763064      1.20439728
 C       3.44307337      0.3659128       1.20439728
 C       3.00058302      1.72775808      1.20439728
 C       -3.00058302     1.72775808      1.20439728
 C       -3.44307337     0.3659128       1.20439728
 C       -2.57042673     -2.31981742     1.20439728
 C       -1.41197193     -3.1614841      1.20439728
 C       1.41197193      -3.1614841      1.20439728
 C       2.57042673      -2.31981742     1.20439728
 C       3.08266695      -1.77363472     0
 C       3.53644628      -0.37704554     0
 C       2.63942333      2.38370722      0
 C       1.45141362      3.2468468       0
 C       -1.45141362     3.2468468       0
 C       -2.63942333     2.38370722      0
 C       -3.08266695     -1.77363472     0
 C       -3.53644628     -0.37704554     0
 C       0.73423038      -3.47987376     0
 C       -0.73423038     -3.47987376     0
 C       2.57042673      -2.31981742     -1.20439728
 C       1.41197193      -3.1614841      -1.20439728
 C       3.00058302      1.72775808      -1.20439728
 C       3.44307337      0.3659128       -1.20439728
 C       0.71596444      3.38763064      -1.20439728
 C       -0.71596444     3.38763064      -1.20439728
 C       -1.41197193     -3.1614841      -1.20439728
 C       -2.57042673     -2.31981742     -1.20439728
 C       -3.44307337     0.3659128       -1.20439728
 C       -3.00058302     1.72775808      -1.20439728
 C       -2.28314826     1.96394786      -2.43857472
 C       -1.1622938      2.77829629      -2.43857472
 C       1.1622938       2.77829629      -2.43857472
 C       2.28314826      1.96394786      -2.43857472
 C       3.00148533      -0.24686632     -2.43857472
 C       2.57335703      -1.56450976     -2.43857472
 C       0.69272615      -2.93086807     -2.43857472
 C       -0.69272615     -2.93086807     -2.43857472
 C       -3.00148533     -0.24686632     -2.43857472
 C       -2.57335703     -1.56450976     -2.43857472
 C       1.41665283      -1.94985534     -3.2162988
 C       -1.41665283     -1.94985534     -3.2162988
 C       -2.29219242     0.74477847      -3.2162988
 C       0       2.41015374      -3.2162988
 C       2.29219242      0.74477847      -3.2162988
 C       0       1.23334161      -3.96232805
 C       1.17297757      0.38112352      -3.96232805
 C       0.72494001      -0.99779432     -3.96232805
 C       -1.17297757     0.38112352      -3.96232805
 C       -0.72494001     -0.99779432     -3.96232805
 end
 basis
 
 carbon library 6-311G*end
 scf
 
  semidirect memsize 100000000 filesize 0end
 dft
 
 xc b3lypendprint "information"
 iterations 200
 vectors input C70_optimization.movecs output C70.movecs
 
 task dft freq
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		                        | 1:33:40 AM PDT - Wed, May 22nd 2013 |  |  
		                        | I had a same problem for C60. But I used "freq numerical" and worked fine for me. If you have symmetry (I think at least can be D5h for your case) you have just 5 unique atoms. (I think)
 I think you can get very accurate result (nearly same as analytical) if you have accurate integration.
 I got accurate and correct results for C60 just by setting this criteria
 
 
  CONVERGENCE energy 1e-8 \density   1e-6 \  ## maybe not necessary
 gradient 1e-5   ##maybe not necessary
 GRID fine
 TOLERANCES tight
 
 Also I optimized with the tight criteria.
 
 Results were in excellent agreement with experiment.
 and on 80 processor took less than 5 hours. (not too much)
 
 I hope it help.
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	| Edited On 2:28:16 AM PDT - Wed, May 22nd 2013 by Shahabnaghavi |  | 
 
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		                        | 7:36:26 AM PDT - Thu, May 23rd 2013 |  |  
		                        | Thank you so much, "freq numerical" worked! |  | 
 
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		                        | 9:15:32 AM PDT - Tue, May 28th 2013 |  |  
		                        | I was able to run this calculation with 16 processors using the following memory settings: 
 Input:  memory 3500 mb
 
 Job script: setenv ARMCI_DEFAULT_SHMMAX 2048
 
 I think the huge memory allocations are creating the problems.
 
 Bert
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