From: Craig on
F/OSS, Linux command-line. I have gotten around to using it "just yet."
But there might be some budding Quantum chemists here. Right? Right?


> Siam Quantum (SQ) is a quantum chemistry program that calculates wave
> function and total energy of molecules. It currently supports
> restricted Hartree-Fock method using Gaussian-type basis functions.
> The source code is well documented because it was initially designed
> for academic purposes so that students can easily understand.
> However, Siam Quantum can also produce high quality results for
> research purposes because the energies calculated are comparable to
> the ones produced by other software packages such as Gaussian or
> GAMESS, with the errors in the order of 10^-6 Hartrees, which can be
> further reduced with more strict cut-off.

<http://www.physics.kku.ac.th/sq/>


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-Craig
From: Cousin Stanley on

> ....
> But there might be some budding Quantum chemists here
> ....

And there might be some old and crusty ones here ....

I worked in a quantum chemistry research group in grad school
back in the 1970s but haven't QC'd since .... :-)


--
Stanley C. Kitching
Human Being
Phoenix, Arizona

From: za kAT on
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 23:36:04 +0000 (UTC), Cousin Stanley wrote:

>> ....
>> But there might be some budding Quantum chemists here
>> ....
>
> And there might be some old and crusty ones here ....
>
> I worked in a quantum chemistry research group in grad school
> back in the 1970s but haven't QC'd since .... :-)

Pooh failed Organic Chem when she pissed on the prof's papers.
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From: Craig on
On 03/19/2010 04:36 PM, Cousin Stanley wrote:
>
>> ....
>> But there might be some budding Quantum chemists here
>> ....
>
> And there might be some old and crusty ones here ....
>
> I worked in a quantum chemistry research group in grad school
> back in the 1970s but haven't QC'd since .... :-)

O-chem stopped me cold. Switched my major to underwater basket-weaving
after that.

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-Craig
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