Subject: Excimers

From: Andy Holder <[email-masked]>

The phrase "excimer calculations" covers a great deal of ground having 
to do with a variety of different possible combinations of methods.  
Which excimer?  Did you do it UHF or RHF, CI or MCSCF?  Which 
Hamiltomian?  What spin state did you specify?  What do you mean by
"do not seem to give satisfactory results for the problem"?  What 
information did you expect from the calculation?  These sorts of silly 
little questions will help us tell exactly waht you need.  You 
conclusion that ARGUS and MOPAC5 do not work is like saying "White paint 
doesn't work."  No context, no good answers.

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