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The standard quantum chemical calculation of vibrational spectra involves the calculation of the complete Hessian matrix, which becomes the more time-consuming the larger the molecule and/or the more elaborate the quantum chemical electronic structure method is. We have developed a conceptually new and efficient method (Mode-Tracking) for the exact calculation of only those normal modes, which are important for the physics and chemistry of the system, thus circumventing the calculation of the full Hessian matrix. Detailed studies on convergence characteristics of the Mode-Tracking principle for selectively targeting molecular properties (in particular, for calculating pre-selected molecular vibrations) have been carried out and shows the behavior of the algorithm with respect to
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J. Neugebauer,
C. Herrmann, and
Markus Reiher,
AKIRA - a program for the purpose-driven calculation of pre-selected molecular vibrations; Version 3.0.0 The program package AKIRA has been developed to implement the Mode-Tracking idea. Selected vibrations (normal modes and wavenumbers) can be obtained using the harmonic approximation. The vibrational frequencies are determined using numerical differentiation of analytic gradients of the total electronic energy with respect to collective Cartesian nuclear coordinates. AKIRA requires single-point calculations with either DALTON or TURBOMOLE or ADF or GAUSSIAN, which can be performed using coarse-grained parallelization (PVM and MPI) with automatic load-balancing. Note that you need to possess an official licence for any of this quantum chemistry packages!! AKIRA does not intermingle with any of these programs but does only scan the output of them in order to extract all relevant raw data for the Mode-Tracking protocol. AKIRA will automatically start DALTON, TURBOMOLE, ADF, or GAUSSIAN single-point jobs on slave nodes (if no PC cluster is available it is possible to run AKIRA in a single-processor mode). For the easy set up and handling of the calculations you may start the set-up tool AKIRADEFINE. Normal modes may be tracked for any electronic structure method implemented in DALTON, TURBOMOLE, ADF, or GAUSSIAN for which analytic energy gradients are available. All binaries which can be selected for download in the right column have been compiled as statically linked stand-alone programs with g77! |
akira3.0.0_serial.tar.gz (2.8 mB) akira3.0.0_pvm-3.4.5.tar.gz (2.7 mB) akira3.0.0_mpich-1.2.6.tar.gz (3.1 mB) Skript for Starting Akira in a Queueing System Environment akirarun.pbs written by K. Ruud old versions (18.12.2004): akira.2.0.0_pvm-3.4.4-457_kernel2.4_suse9.0_xeon.tar.gz akira2.0.0a_pvm-3.4.4-128_kernel2.4_suse8.0_pentium4.tar.gz akira2.0.0a_pvm-3.4.4-251_kernel2.4_suse9.0_pentium3.tar.gz akira2.0.0a_pvm-3.4.4-457_kernel2.4_suse9.0_athlon.tar.gz akira2.0.0a_pvm-3.4.4-605_kernel2.6_suse9.1_xeon.tar.gz More binaries for other system configurations and for the MPI libraries will be up soon! |
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