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Subject: Re: CCL:SUMMARY: One negative eigenvalue - No imaginary frequency!!??
To: chemistry..at..ccl.net, Carlos Silva Lopez <csilval..at..uvigo.es>
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--- Carlos Silva Lopez <csilval..at..uvigo.es> wrote:

> In a nutshell, I am even more clueless than before even though I have
> 
> received really nice and welcomed help from several netters. If
> nobody 
> has any further idea about what's going on here I will eventually 
> re-converge everything within a continuum dielectric method to see if
> it 
> counterbalances the anionic charge state and everything goes better.

 Carlos,

 There is not really anything out of ordinary in your particular case.
If you look at the output, you'll see 

Full mass-weighted force constant matrix:
 Low frequencies ---  -31.0607    0.0014    0.0024    0.0025   22.5484 

25.9445
 Low frequencies ---   42.3766   64.9775  107.1348
...
and normal coordinates:
                     1                      2                      3
                     A                      A                      A
 Frequencies --    18.6726                63.9044              
105.9740

 Full mass-weighted numbers (at the top) include 3 translations and 3
rotations. Once these 6 coordinates projected out, one gets numbers
that go under "Frequencies". While translational frequencies are
usually close to hard 0s (you see 3 of those in the top output),
rotational ones can be somewhere in the range -30 ... +30. This is
normal, no need to panic. Numerical DFT grids are not perfectly
rotationally invariant. 

 Lowest true vibrations will inevitably mix with some rotations, that
is why "42 65 107" became "19 64 106".

 In any event, such low lowest true frequencies indicate that the
molecule you're looking at has very "soft" normal modes. If you do not
like that, choose a better molecule!

 I hope that helps.

 Kostya


		
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Hi, 
Could any one suggest a software that can well calculate absorption band of chromophores?
Thanks.
   





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Dear CCL Members,

    The new 5.3.0 version of the molecule file conversion,
manipulation and utility program Mol2Mol is now available
> from http://web.interware.hu/frenzy/mol2mol as trial or
shareware version.
    The current version of Mol2Mol recognizes, and interconverts
about 50 different file formats (including subtypes).
By entering a format string practically every formats can be
out/inputted.
 It can slice multiple structural files to single ones (such 
as PDB models or MDL SD files to single ones) and vice versa
in several variations. Support for PDB Chime subformat
(with 1-2-3 bonds). Many molecular utilities.

New in Mol2Mol 5.3:

New utility:
 - Calculation of Gasteiger-Marsili charges, a simple procedure for
  calculating partial charges based on electron negativities.
  Supports organic molecules (C,H,N,O,S,P, halogen atoms).
  Best suited for systems with unconjugated double bonds only)

New geometric utilities:
 - Calculation and dumping of geometrical data defined by named
  selections in HyperChem hin or hcs (Hyperchem conformation
  search) files.
 - Calculation of the dihedral angle of two best fitted mean planes.
  In previous versions only the angle of exact planes (defined
  by three atoms) could by calculated. Now the planes can be
  defined by any number of atoms.

Several small corrections, bug fixes were also made.


In the previous version Mol2Mol 5.2:

 New file format: Hyperchem HCS [conformation search] (read only)

 New utility: 
 - Superimposing and rms comparison of two molecules;
   use of all atoms or only selected ones, 
   optionally with different weight factors;
   it can be done automatically for all structures in multiple files;
   fitted molecules can be outputted to multiple files.

 New in POV-Ray format: 
 - bond types are supported in vector mode too;
 - stereo bond types are supported;
 - support for rendering elemental symbols in vector mode; 
 - support for rendering atom aliases in 2D sketch files in vector mode;

and several bug fixes.

   Mol2Mol is a very handy set of tools for everybody dealing with
molecular modelling.
   It is impossible to write here all of the features of Mol2Mol,
but have a look at its home page:

http://web.interware.hu/frenzy/mol2mol

POV-Ray fans may also have a look at:
http://dragon.unideb.hu/~gundat/povraya.htm 

The program is available as 30 days unrestricted trial version or
as shareware version. 

Dr. T. E. Gunda




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