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Happy New Year!
Is there anybody out there who is willing to share his experience in
serial/parallel run in G98, for example, how to set flags to tell the
computer in which way you want the job to be run? Using an Origin200
with two processors, how do you set a single job to run on both
processors (in a parallel way) or set two jobs to run on each
processor (in a serial way)?
I look through the online manual and did not find the answer. Is there
a limit concerning how many jobs you can run at the same time?




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MIT

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From chemistry-request@server.ccl.net  Mon Dec 28 00:19:47 1998
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Subject: Cerius2/G98
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
I want to use Cerius2 (from MSI) to construct input file for G98 and
view the output from G98. Do I need to purchase "Cerius2/Gaussian
interface" in addition to the "Cerius2 Visualizer"? or the
"Visualizer" is enough? I talked to people of MSI twice for about half
hours each time they could not give me an answer! Probably the experts
on this list can help me out?
I'll summarize.
Thank you very much for your time.




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From chemistry-request@server.ccl.net  Mon Dec 28 02:35:32 1998
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On Tue, 22 Dec 1998, Stefan Konietzny wrote:

> 
> Dear Gergo,
> 
> >--- "Windows was designed to keep the idiots away from Unix so we could
> >hack in peace.  Let's not break that." - Tom Christiansen (Perl Journal) 
> >
> >Kiss Gergo PhD Student Szent-Gyorgyi Albert Orvostudomanyi Egyetem
> >Orvosvegytani Intezet Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Medical University Department
> >of Medical Chemistry H-6720 Szeged, Dom ter 8. (+36) 62-454-000/2889
> 
> Do you think that this is funny? I dont think so. People try to discuss
> the pros and cons of two operating systems and i think it helps noone to
> insult those who like to use Windows or who just want to know if it is
> worth to try g98w.
> The question is not what you love or hate, or what you think about people
> who use one or the other, but which experiences you have made. 
> I hope the others who discussed this subject seriously agree with me.
> 
> Merry Christmas to everyone,
> 
> Stefan Konietzny.
> 
> 
> 
If everyone took my quotation word by word, I cannot help it. If anyone is
hurt, I din't mean that. Just try think it over.

Kiss Gergo
PhD Student
Szent-Gyorgyi Albert Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Orvosvegytani Intezet
Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Medical University Department of Medical Chemistry
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From chemistry-request@server.ccl.net  Mon Dec 28 15:45:08 1998
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Hi, there,
I need to calculate the thermochemical properties of some polycyclic
acromatic carbonhydrogens, such as the heat capacity (Cp, Cv) and
enthalpy. I'm wondering if G98 is capable of such calculation, if yes,
how?
Please kindly reply through e-mail or direct me to some references.
I'll summarize.
Thank you very much.




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MIT

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Subject: RATE CONSTANT AND BARRIER-QUESTION


1998 Dec 22, Tuesday

True or false:

Two reactions with exactly the same free energies of activation (delta G of
activation, not Arrhenius activation energy) _must_ have the same rate constants
(at the same temperature).

           E. Lewars
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