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Gaussian is a computational chemistry package that has become the standard code for fast electronic structure calculations. It is able to utilize shared-memory multi-processor architectures. Gaussian has been developed over the course of several decades by a host of people, and is now distributed by Gaussian, Inc., Pittsburgh PA. | Gaussian is a computational chemistry package that has become the standard code for fast electronic structure calculations. It is able to utilize shared-memory multi-processor architectures. Gaussian has been developed over the course of several decades by a host of people, and is now distributed by Gaussian, Inc., Pittsburgh PA. | ||
− | * '''Current Version''': Gaussian 09 Rev. E.01 | + | * '''Current Version''': Gaussian 16 Rev. A.03 |
+ | * '''Older Version''': Gaussian 09 Rev. E.01 | ||
* '''Location''': /opt/gaussian | * '''Location''': /opt/gaussian | ||
* '''Related link''': For more information go to [http://www.gaussian.com/ the Gaussian web site] | * '''Related link''': For more information go to [http://www.gaussian.com/ the Gaussian web site] |
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Gaussian
Gaussian is a computational chemistry package that has become the standard code for fast electronic structure calculations. It is able to utilize shared-memory multi-processor architectures. Gaussian has been developed over the course of several decades by a host of people, and is now distributed by Gaussian, Inc., Pittsburgh PA.
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