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SGI multi-processor machines (node names {\it coho} and {\it bohr});
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\begin{verbatim}
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scratch_dir coho:/xfs1/rjh coho:/xfs2/rjh coho:/xfs3/rjh \
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bohr:/disk01/rjh bohr/rjh:/disk02/rjh bohr:/disk13/rjh
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bohr:/disk01/rjh bohr/rjh:/disk02/rjh bohr:/disk13/rjh
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\end{verbatim}
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\end{itemize}
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keywords, and defaults for each of these three forms for the \verb+TASK+
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directive are discussed in the following subsections.
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\subsubsection{Task Directive for Electronic Structure Calculations}
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\subsubsection{TASK Directive for Electronic Structure Calculations}
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This is the most commonly used version of the \verb+TASK+ directive, and
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it has the following form;
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\item \verb+MD_IDEAZ+ --- Molecular dynamics simulation using IDEAZ
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\end{itemize}
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The string \verb+operation+ is used to specify the calculation that will
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be performed in the task. The default operation is a single point energy
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evaluation. The following list gives the selection of operations currently
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available in NWChem, and the string entry for \verb+operation+ for each one.
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\item Operation \newline
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\item \verb+operation+ \newline
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\begin{itemize}
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\item \verb+ENERGY+ --- single point energy evaluation
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\item \verb+GRADIENT+ --- evaluate the derivative of the energy with respect to\
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The user should be aware that some of these operations require
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computation of derivatives of the energy.
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%Shall we tell them which ones, or was everyone born knowing this?
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If analytical derivatives are not available, then they must be
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If analytical derivatives are not available, they must be
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computed numerically, which can be very expensive.
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Here are some examples of the \verb+TASK+ directive, to illustrate
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task failure results in only a warning message being printed, and
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code execution continues with the next task.
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\subsubsection{Task Directive for Special Operations}
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\subsubsection{TASK Directive for Special Operations}
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This form of the \verb+TASK+ directive is used in instances where
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the task to be performed does not fit the model of the previous
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This directive also recognizes the keyword \verb+IGNORE+, which allows
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execution to continue after a task has failed.
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\subsubsection{Task Directive for the Bourne Shell}
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\subsubsection{TASK Directive for the Bourne Shell}
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This form of the \verb+TASK+ directive is supported only on machines
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with a fully UNIX-style operating system. This directive causes specified
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