From:	Yubo Fan <yubofan : at : guomai.sh.cn>
Date:	Mon, 17 May 1999 10:43:18 +0800
Subject:	How to calculate BSSE of a 3-molecule system?

Dear CCLers,

I am dealing with some system containing 3 molecules in recent days. For
obtaining the intermolecular interaction between them, BSSE must be
considered. I know it is easy to get the BSSE of a 2-molecule system by
G94's massage command. The problem is how to calculate the BSSE of the
system involving over 2 molecules. For example, H2O trimer or Methane
trimer.

I am looking forward to receiving reply messages. Examples are
preferred. Thank you very much.

With best regards

Y. Fan

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