In case it is calculated with symmetry, the following syntax is valid:
<NAMEX> <EEX> <WT> [<TERMEX> <ICTEX> [- [<TERMEX> <ICTEX><NAMEX> is a freely choosable denotation for the experimental energy, <EEX> the numerical value of the experimental energy in and <WT> the weight by which EEX shall enter into the least squares function. <TERMEX> must be a term symbol known to the program through which the state being searched for can be identified by AOMX. A term symbol consists of one of the irreducible representation symbols listed below which in case of calculation without spin-orbit coupling must be prefixed with the spin multiplicity. The following irreducible representation symbols are known to the program:
A1 A2 E T1 T2 G6 G7 G8
A1 A2 B1 B2 E G6 G7
A1 A2 E G4 G56
A B1 B2 B3 G5
A B G3
Valid specifications of <TERMEX> are, for example: 4T2, 6A1, 3B2 (without SOC) or T2, A1, G6 (with SOC). Through <ICTEX> you must specifiy which occurence (sequence number) of <TERMEX> AOMX shall look for.
If you give several <TERMEX> <ICTEX> pairs, the program will calculate average values of theoretical energies. If a minus sign is inserted between two <TERMEX> <ICTEX> specifications, AOMX will first average to the left and right of the minus sign and then form the difference. In this way, splittings can be declared.