Dear CCL subscribers,
SCM proudly announces a new major release, ADF2012, of our suite of
chemical modeling programs.
The Slater-based LCAO Density
Functional Theory codes for molecules (ADF) and periodic systems (BAND) feature
all-electron basis sets for the entire periodic table and relativistic effects
through ZORA with spin-orbit coupling. Both codes offer a very broad range of
spectroscopy calculations and are popular tools for structure and reactivity
studies in chemistry and material science.
Apart from our flagship DFT programs, SCM now also offers a
density-functional based tight-binding (DFTB) code for fast approximate DFT
calculations of molecules or periodic systems with molecular dynamics
capabilities and full GUI support for Dr. Stewart's semi-empirical MOPAC2009
program.
Reactive molecular dynamics
calculations can be run and analyzed with the reactive force field program
ReaxFF. The post-ADF COSMO-RS module, with a database of almost 1900 compounds,
predicts thermodynamic properties of mixed fluids and
solutions.
An integrated graphical user interface seamlessly
switches between modules and allows for cross-platform preparation, execution
and analysis. GUI tutorials make the codes easy to learn and use. The programs
run out of the box in parallel on all major computer platforms (Windows, Mac,
Linux, UNIX).
A snapshot of new features in
ADF2012: * latest xc functionals, including (hybrid)metaGGAs and dispersion
corrections * electronic transport properties with
non-self-consistent Green’s functions * homogeneous electric fields for
surfaces, flexible unit cells, phonons * fast DFTB code for molecules and
periodic systems, including DFTB3 and dispersion
corrections * PyMD python interface to perform complex molecular
dynamics: QM/MM, adaptive, metadynamics * ReaxFF reactive force field for
molecular dynamics studies of complex systems
More details: http://www.scm.com/News/ADF2012.html Our free 30-day trial contains full
functionality as well as support. Sign up now
at: http://www.scm.com/trial
Best
regards, Stan van Gisbergen, on behalf of the SCM
team.
Dr. S.J.A. van
Gisbergen Chief Executive Officer Scientific Computing &
Modelling NV Theoretical Chemistry, Vrije
Universiteit De Boelelaan 1083 1081 HV
Amsterdam The Netherlands T:
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