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Dear CCL,

I'd like to find  some program like that 
" Johansson ,G., Programs with accession Nos. 6037
and 6038 in IUCR World List of Crystallographic Computer
Programs.  2nd ed., 1966"

Choi.


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Rudy Gostowski:

> As an organic chemist I tend to expect planar pi systems to dominate other
> structural influences.
> However, when trying to model dimers having severe steric strain between the
> monomers I find that the pi systems will be bent.
> This is a way to reduce repulsions between the monomers.
> My question is should I constrain the pi systems to be planar by setting
> the relevant dihedrals ?

No, don't constrain the pi-systems to be planar.  Pi-systems are 
quite flexible and can bend and twist without loosing their 
characteristic conjugative properties.  See f.ex. Thulstrup et al., 
Theor. Chim. Acta 89, 301 (1994). 

> Does a program such as MOPAC find the true minimum in this case ?

This depends on what you mean by "true minimum".  MOPAC will find the 
equilibrium structure consistent with the model Hamiltonian applied.

Yours, Jens >--<

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        Dear Jim,

>If anyone has knowledge of a program that can easily take Gaussian output
>and graphically display it, the information would be greatly
>appreciated.  We do have Spartan v. 4.1.1, but there seems to be
>difficulty in using it for this purpose.  I can be reached by direct
>e-mail at the following address:

        I'm using Spartan for viewing Gaussian, it works very nicely, I can
calculate properties in Spartan based on Gaussian wavefunctions, vibrations
etc..  However, I'm NOT trying to convert/submit from inside Spartan, I've
created a couple of Unix scripts doing the conversions for me.  I have old
but functional versions of the scripts on our web page (I'll get around to
updating them one day), http://compchem.dfh.dk/QueueScripts.html.  The ones
you want for conversions are "po_gfile" (Spartan > Gaussian com file) and
"po_g2sp" (Gaussian output and checkpoint files > Spartan).  Thanks to Joe
Leonard who helped me with some critical undocumented Spartan commands.

        Regards,

        Per-Ola Norrby


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Jim,

>If anyone has knowledge of a program that can easily take Gaussian output
>and graphically display it, the information would be greatly
>appreciated.  We do have Spartan v. 4.1.1, but there seems to be
>difficulty in using it for this purpose.  

There is a spartan help file covering this problem in detail. See the file
"help/Notes/Running_G92" in your Spartan 4.1.1 root. I use the G92 names
for G94 files.

-- 
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Hi CCL'ers, 

        
	Is there any option in G-92 that allows to calculate the 
potential (or energy) of a sytem of the form : (Molecule , Ion) where
the ion is still far enough to consider that the only forces existing 
there are of Coulomb type. 

	Besides, if my ion reduces to an electron, is it possible to
define such a particle in G-92.

	I would appreciate your help. Thanks


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Subject: G94, DFT and BQs



    Dear CCLers,

    Last week I posted a question about the use of BQs (as defined in 
Gaussian94) within DFT. Indeed it happened to be a bug in the earlier
revisions of G94. Now I've tried using a newer one (D.3) and it works.

    Special thanks to those who answered.

    Best regards,

        Maricel


============================================================================
Original question:

 
    Dear CCLers,
 
    In Gaussian 94 system (Revision B.3), DFT calculations with BQ's having no
basis set fail in link 502 (spurious integrated densities, consistency failure 
number 2 in CalDSu, etc.).
 
    Has anyone already come up against this problem/bug when performing BSSE 
calculations at DFT level? Do you know how to solve it?
 
    Your advice will be very helpful. Thanks in advance,
 
 
          Maricel
 

=============================================================================
And the answers:


From: Fernando Vila <fer@theory6.chem.pitt.edu>

>
>This seems like a divine intervention!!! :-)
>
>I have had the exactly the same problem in the last weeks. I use Bq to
>generate off-centered basis sets and have the same result as you. I tried
>the solutions the suggested for g92dft without success. Increased the
>quality of the grind, to no avail.
>
>Espera un poco!! vos trabajas en Girona?! con uno de los Miqueles? Yo soy
>un ex estudiante de Oscar Ventura...
>
>Bueno, sigo. La cuestion es que aumentando la calidad de la grilla no
>soluciona nada. Yo creo que mi problema es que estoy calculando aniones
>muy difusos, tengo que poner un monton de funciones difusas y eso genera
>el problema de integracion.
>
>Ahora, a vos te puede servir lo siguiente: hace un calculo dft sin las
>cargas. Eso deberia converges sin problemas, luego pone las cargas y hace
>un Guess=(Read).
>
>Si se te ocurre alguna otra solucion y me la hicieras llegar, estaria
>totalmente agradecido.
>
>Saludos, Fer.
>
>
>*******************************************************************************
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>Department of Chemistry              Voice    (412)624-8691
>University of Pittsburgh             Fax      (412)624-8552             
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>Pittsburgh, PA 15260, USA            WWW      http://www.pitt.edu/~fer
>*******************************************************************************
>


From: lorentzian.com!gaussian.com!fox (Doug Fox)

>
>   This sounds like it is a solved problem in a later revision.  If you
>want to send me a simple example I can check for sure.  In any case the
>current version of g94 is Rev. E.1 and it has a number of enhanced features,
>CIS direct analytic frequencies, CAS semi-direct frequencies, enhanced
>utility functions and a number of new operating systems and hardware 
>platforms supported along with bug fixes.  This version is covered under
>your G94 license and you can get an update for a media fee of $200.00
>plus shipping.
>
>   Let me have an example and contact our orders line, info@gaussian.com
>or FAX (412)279-2118 if you need a quote for an media update.
>
>
>  Douglas J. Fox
>  Director of Technical Support
>  help@gaussian.com
>


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Hi!!!
	Anybody has cvff parameters for Mg2+, or any related references for 
getting them...

Thanks a Lot!!!! 

		Fernando Danilo Gonzalez N.           

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Dear CCL'ers,

	I am trying to use the CHARGE key word in G-92 as follows : 
#CHARGE x,y,z,charge

Apparently it is not the right way. I wonder if anybody out there is
familiar with such an option. I would appreciate the help.




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Hello.

Would anyone know where I may acquire a program
which converts files written in
hyperchem format to sculpt format and vic\'e
versa?  Babel does not have that capability.

Thanks in advance...

Iraj Daizadeh
Department of Chemistry
University of California
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