Attention
WARNING: From 9am on 19th August until 5pm on 2nd September there will be no access to the Stanage HPC cluster.
We will send an email to notify you when Stanage is back online and available for job submission.
Attention
The ShARC HPC cluster was decommissioned on the 30th of November 2023 at 17:00. It is no longer possible for users to access that cluster.
TURBOMOLE
TURBOMOLE: Program Package for ab initio Electronic Structure Calculations.
Usage
TURBOMOLE 7.2 or 7.2.1 can be activated using the module files:
module load apps/turbomole/7.2/binary
module load apps/turbomole/7.2.1/binary
An example of a TURBOMOLE executable is jobex
. Note: TURBOMOLE is configured on ShARC to use the serial and SMP executables (i.e. export PARA_ARCH=SMP
).
Important note: Only licensed users of TURBOMOLE are entitled to use the code; refer to TURBOMOLE’s website for license details: http://www.turbomole-gmbh.com/how-to-buy.html. Access to TURBOMOLE on ShARC is restricted to members of the unix group turbomole
.
To be added to this group, please contact research-it@sheffield.ac.uk
and provide evidence of your eligibility to use TURBOMOLE.
Batch jobs
Users are encouraged to write their own batch submission scripts. The following is an example batch submission script, my_job.sh
, to run ridft_smp
and which is submitted to the queue by typing qsub my_job.sh
.
#!/bin/bash
#$ -cwd
#$ -l h_rt=00:30:00
#$ -l rmem=2G
#$ -pe smp 4
module load apps/turbomole/7.2/binary
export TURBOTMPDIR=$TMPDIR
export PARNODES=4
ridft_smp > ridft_smp.out
The script requests 4 cores using the OpenMP parallel environment smp
with a runtime of 30 mins and 2 GB of real memory per core. The TURBOMOLE input files are required to be in the directory where you run your job.
Installation notes
TURBOMOLE 7.2 was installed as a binary installation using the
install_turbomole.sh
script;
the module file is
/usr/local/modulefiles/apps/turbomole/7.2/binary
.
TURBOMOLE 7.2.1 was installed as a binary installation using the
install_turbomole_721.sh
script;
the module file is
/usr/local/modulefiles/apps/turbomole/7.2.1/binary
.
The TURBOMOLE 7.2 and 7.2.1 installations were tested by running the TTEST
command in the $TURBODIR/TURBOTEST
directory as part of the installation procedure.