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Registration for the 5th Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference
(ECCC5) is now underway. Registration is free and optional. If you wish
to participate in the discussions of the articles, then you must
register. If you just wish to view and read the articles, you do not
need to register.

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Abstracts will be avialable shortly from this location as well. The full
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1998.

Steve Bachrach
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From jolanala@amu.edu.pl  Wed Oct  7 03:53:26 1998
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Dear netters,
Does anybody try to calculate EFG tensor for diatomic molecules? 
I tried to do and used the same keywords as usual but gradies were not
calculated. I will be much gratefull for any suggestions,
Jola


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Hi Kharroubi,

Have a look at http://www.emsl.pnl.gov:2080/forms/basisform.html

Good luck,
Jerry

> I am looking for iodine basis sets (other than 3-21g) for use in the
> Gaussian 94 program. More specifically, does any of you know if 6-31g*
> basis set has been developped for I. Thanks in advance.

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Dear ccl's
I would like to appreciate greately if any one send me further information
and theoretical background about the DZ and TZ basis sets.
I am very interesting with a theoretical vision of this kind of basis sets



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Dear Colleagues;

	After a MOPAC 6.0 run, I obtained a MOPAC.out file and a MOPAC.arc file.
I would like to know if there is a way of converting either of these
structural files to the Sybyl .mol2 format using Babel 1.6 for DOS that
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On Oct 6,  9:26, LOEFFLER,DR,GERALD   FEM BENAT wrote:
> Subject: CCL:Graph Layout in 2D
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>
> 	What algorithms and implementations of these algorithms (in
> 	Java?) are available to "intelligently" lay out a general
> 	graph in 2D? The resulting layout should contain a minimum
> 	number of overlaps of nodes and edges.
>

Have a look at the graph layout systems daVinci

http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~davinci/

and Graphlet

http://www.fmi.uni-passau.de/Graphlet/

Both probably do more than you requested.

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CCLers,
We are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 12 of 
REVIEWS IN COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY.  This Wiley book is edited 
by Professors K. B. Lipkowitz and D. B. Boyd.

The coverage in this volume is:
o	calculation of free energy and entropy by simulations
o	molecular dynamics with internal coordinate constraints
o	simulation of water physisorption at metal interfaces
o	quantum-based analytic potentials in materials simulation
o	quantum methods for computing nonlinear optical properties
o	sensitivity analysis in molecular simulations
o	prediction of crystal polymorphs
o	history of computational chemistry in France

This volume presents also data on the job market for 
computational chemists.  The ISBN of Volume 12 is 0-471-24671-9. 
More information, including complete author and subject 
indexes, can be found online at http://chem.iupui.edu/rcc/rcc.html.

Thanks,  Don
Donald B. Boyd, Ph.D.

Editor, Reviews in Computational Chemistry
Editor, Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling (newly 
associated with the ACS COMP division)

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