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show how to create a grid without a basis set; closes #10
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## Testing without a basis set
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Sometimes you need a grid for quick testing without specifying an explicit
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basis set. Here is an example for one center. Note that we only specify
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one steep and one diffuse exponent which will define the radial range:
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```python
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radial_precision = 1.0e-06
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min_num_angular_points = 86
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max_num_angular_points = 302
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num_centers = 1
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center_coordinates = [
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0.0000e+00,
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0.0000e+00,
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0.0000e+00,
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]
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center_elements = [1]
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num_outer_centers = 0
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outer_center_coordinates = []
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outer_center_elements = []
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num_shells = 2
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shell_centers = [1, 1]
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shell_l_quantum_numbers = [0, 0]
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shell_num_primitives = [1, 1]
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primitive_exponents = [
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1.0e+04,
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1.0e-01,
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]
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```
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## Testing the Python interface
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