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Hi,

since I would like to add an polarization f-funtion to an ECP basis set of
palladium I am trying to get the DFT atomic energies for the 1S, 3D and 3F
configuration. The singlet state is no trouble at all as well as the 3D
state which comes out automatically if I force the multiplicity to be a
triplet but I am not able to fix the electronic configuration to the 3F
configuration.
Any attempt with guess=alter has failed so far though the program claims 
to switch the correct orbitals. So, is there any way to force Gaussian to
optimize a fixed electronic configuration?

TIA
	Thomas  

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Dear Netters,

I am carrying out computational studies on some small peptide molecules
as test cases in terms of reproducibility, and presently using the PC version
of HyperChem.

However, I would be grateful if someone could please recommend other
suitable packages for both molecular mechanics and semi-empirical
applications.

We are investigating CHARMM and the pc version of Spartan. Any
hints???

Thanking you in advance.

Best wishes,


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vincent Bisetty
Department of Chemistry
ML Sultan Technikon
Durban
South Africa
BisettyK@wpo.MLSULTAN. ac.za

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Dear CCL's:

Here is the email-adress of the HONDO-team:

    michel@kbnvmt.vnet.ibm.com


Bye, Thomas.



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