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Subject: BSSE and properties


A few days ago Patrick Bultinck put forward a good question
concerning the influence of BSSE on molecular properties.

BSSE obviously does influence all the calculated propeties,
and the use of counterpoise correction technique for charges
or quadrupole moments etc. is even more questionable than that 
for energies. Recently I included a Mulliken population - bond
orders - valences routine in our CHA-SCF program producing
BSSE-FREE WAVE FUNCTIONS, but no systematic applications have
been performed as yet. We are ready to cooperate with somebody
interested in such studies and provide him/her with the
program.

I. Mayer

e-mails: mayer@cric.chemres.hu
         IB13LVIB@HUEARN.sztaki.hu

Central Research Inst. for Chemistry
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
H-1525 Budapest., P.O.B. 17
Hungary


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  I just received this from the president of FASEB.  I thought it might be of
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scope of the proposed cuts and how you can oppose them, please retrieve the
file /pub/chemistry/legal/nih-cuts from

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From mfrancl@cc.brynmawr.edu  Fri May 19 13:08:04 1995
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Subject: CHELP-SVD Code available for charge fitting


CHELP-SVD is now available at the Bryn Mawr College gopher
(gopher.brynmawr.edu).  Look under Academic Departments/Chemistry/CHELP

This code is a modification of CHELP (Chirlian, L.E.; Francl, M.M. QCPE 
1987, 7,  39).  CHELP-SVD will find potential derived charges for molecules
using as input the molecular wavefunction.   CHELP-SVD will do  a
preliminary fit, determine the rank of the least squares matrix for the
fit, select an appropriate subset of atoms to which charges can be assigned
based on that rank estimate and then refit the selected set of charges.

A description of the methods incorporated into CHELP-SVD can be found in
"Charges Fit to Electrostatic Potentials II:  Can Atomic Charges be
Unambiguously Fit to Electrostatic Potentials?" by C. Carey , L.E.
Chirlian, D. M. Gange and M.M. Francl which has been accepted in the
Journal of Computational Chemistry and "Charges Fit to Electrostatic
Potentials", L.E. Chirlian and M.M. Francl, J. Comp. Chem. 8, 894 (1987).  

A one page summary of the most recent paper is available on the gopher.

I would be happy to answer any questions about CHELP-SVD or the code.


Michelle M. Francl
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

Phone:  610-526-5108
FAX:  610-526-5086
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From qocruces@usc.es  Fri May 19 15:38:05 1995
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From: qocruces@usc.es (Jacobo Cruces)
Subject: Success!! NMR Analyzer is in your FTP site



        After all those small problems (don't worry, of course it wasn't
your fault), the NMR Analyzer is in the ftp server you told me. I would like
to make a comment about an error message I received sistematically
when trying to list the directory:

425 Can't build data connection: Interrupted system service.
Directory List Error (Code 0)

The FTP program I use is WinFTP version Jan 11 1994. I'll make the same
comment to the author, Santanu Lahiri.

        If you find some kind of problem with the program, don't doubt in
tell me about that. You can find the two files in this server, via anonymous
FTP.

        name: SFDZUMA.USC.ES
        ip number:193.144.75.69

        I hope you enjoy the program. Good weekend!!



 
Jacobo Cruces Colado
Department of Organic Chemistry
University of Santiago de Compostela
Avda. de las Ciencias s/n
15706 SPAIN

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From qocruces@usc.es  Fri May 19 15:53:07 1995
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From: qocruces@usc.es (Jacobo Cruces)
Subject: Success!! NMR Analyzer is in your FTP site



        After all those small problems (don't worry, of course it wasn't
your fault), the NMR Analyzer is in the ftp server you told me. I would like
to make a comment about an error message I received sistematically
when trying to list the directory:

425 Can't build data connection: Interrupted system service.
Directory List Error (Code 0)

The FTP program I use is WinFTP version Jan 11 1994. I'll make the same
comment to the author, Santanu Lahiri.

        If you find some kind of problem with the program, don't doubt in
tell me about that. You can find the two files in this server, via anonymous
FTP.

        name: SFDZUMA.USC.ES
        ip number:193.144.75.69

        I hope you enjoy the program. Good weekend!!
Jacobo Cruces Colado
Department of Organic Chemistry
University of Santiago de Compostela
Avda. de las Ciencias s/n
15706 SPAIN

e-mail:    qocruces@uscmail.usc.es
            jcruces@sfdzuma.usc.es


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Do any of you know of research groups working on inhibitors
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From garciae@ucsub.colorado.edu  Fri May 19 19:53:06 1995
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From: Garcia Edgardo <garciae@ucsub.Colorado.EDU>
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There was some discusion on the net about DFT last week.
I have a more practical question about DFT that I hope
you can answer and/or point some literature.

 Is there any study on BSSE with DFT methods ?
 Does it show BSSE ?
 Is there any stablished method to evaluate BSSE ?

Thanks for any comments on that.

Edgardo Garcia
Cristol Chem & Biochem
Univ. of Colorado
BOULDER CO  USA


