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Fig. 9.5 Molecular dimensions of the PLA-backbone using the molecular dynamics program (MM2 in Quantum CAChe) with van der Waals radii taken into consideration. Optimization of structure is based on minimization of the total energy of the molecular system. Fig. 9.5 Molecular dimensions of the PLA-backbone using the molecular dynamics program (MM2 in Quantum CAChe) with van der Waals radii taken into consideration. Optimization of structure is based on minimization of the total energy of the molecular system.
MOPAC 2000, Quantum CAChe Fujitsu Biosciences Group 138 http //us.fujitsu.com/biosciences... [Pg.280]

Quantum CAChe allows chemists to predict and visualize chemical structures, properties, and reactivity. With its experiment-driven approach. Quantum CAChe focuses on chemical properties and results, allowing the user to concentrate on chemistry rather than computer techniques. Quantum CAChe is a stand-alone package running under Windows95/NT, and includes all the components of Personal CAChe plus local MOPAC, ZINDO, and MD. More demanding calculations can be run remotely using CAChe GroupServer. [Pg.3293]

CAChe WorkSystem is a stand-alone advanced computer-aided chemistry package utilizing classical and semiempirical methods it integrates all the modules available in Quantum CAChe with the ProjectLeader Interface. The performance of the CAChe WorkSystem can be increased further by connecting it to CAChe GroupServer. [Pg.3294]

Figure 1. Top Two Views of the Mn Porphyrin (AEOL10150), and Bottom Two Views of Mn Texaphyrim Geometries of compounds were optimized using a combination of semUempirical and ab initio calculation methods in Quantum CAChe (Fujitsu), However, these structures are intended for illustration purposes only using the same geometric optimization methods they are not offered as representations of true crystal or solutional structures. The Top and side views of both compounds reveal the relative planarity of the Mn porphyrin as compared with the twisted , five-coordinate Mn nucleus of the texphyrin.. Figure 1. Top Two Views of the Mn Porphyrin (AEOL10150), and Bottom Two Views of Mn Texaphyrim Geometries of compounds were optimized using a combination of semUempirical and ab initio calculation methods in Quantum CAChe (Fujitsu), However, these structures are intended for illustration purposes only using the same geometric optimization methods they are not offered as representations of true crystal or solutional structures. The Top and side views of both compounds reveal the relative planarity of the Mn porphyrin as compared with the twisted , five-coordinate Mn nucleus of the texphyrin..
Quantum mechanical computation of molecular structure HyperChem, molecular structure Spartan Gaussian Cache. [Pg.355]

In the final exploration of the quantum chemistry unit students use a computational chemistry package (eg. Spartan, Gaussian, CaChe, etc.) to calculate the ground state energies, molecular orbitals, and in some cases the excited state energies, of two proton transfer tautomers. Calculations are performed at several different levels of theory, and use both semi-empirical and ab initio methods. Several different basis sets are compared in the ab initio calculations. The students use the results of these calculations to estimate the likelihood of excited state proton transfer. The calculations require CPU time ranging from a couple of minutes to a couple of hours on the PCs available to the students in the laboratory. [Pg.231]

II. Product Summaries The BioSciences Group of Fujitsu Computer Systems provides software to help the scientists involved in the design and computational study of compounds with applications in pharmaceutical and agricultural industries. The software programs offered include MaterialsExplorer, MOPAC 2002, and a suite of products under the CAChe name such as Quantum C AChe, BioMedCAChe, and CAChe WorkSystem, etc. [Pg.137]

Basing on the first principles of Quantum mechanics as exposed in the previous chapters and sections, special chapters of quantum theory are here unfolded in order to further extend and caching the quantum information from free to observed evolution within the matter systems with constraints (boundaries). As such, the Feynman path integral formalism is firstly exposed and then applied to atomic, quantum barrier and quantum harmonically vibration, followed by density matrix approach, opening the Hartree-Fock and Density Functional pictures of many-electronic systems, with a worthy perspective of electronic occupancies via Koopmans theorem, while ending with a further generalization of the Heisenberg observability and of its first application to mesosystems. [Pg.359]

R374 P. E. Hoggan, How Specific Exponential Type Orbitals Recently Became a Viable Basis Set Choice in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Shielding Tensor Calculation , arXivv.org, e-Print Archive, Quantum Physics, 26 Oct 2010, 1-23, arxiv 1010.5425vl [quant-ph], Avail. URL http //aps.arxiv.org/PS cache/arxi v/ pdf/1010/1010.5425vl. pdf. [Pg.47]

J. J. P. Stewart, J. Comp. Chem., 10, 209 (1989) 10, 221 (1989). l The MOPAC package of programs was originally available from the Quantum Chemistry Program ch ige at Indicia Univ ity, is included in the CAChe package. [Pg.906]


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