Instead of a standalone implementation of xtb version 5. This, in return, leads to a significant increase in the computational speed of calculations done with the GFNn-xTB methods, while keeping the code independent from third party software. Furthermore, the PlotMS program has been updated as well. We released a new version of xtb with a significantly improved memory footprint for large scale calculations and improved parallelisation for frequency calculations.
The parallel evaluation of hessians with GFN-FF is now possible, overall we improved the stablility of the parallelisation which was slightly degraded in version 6. The project moved to GitHub under the qcxms namespace and will soon become an open source project, as soon as all major bugs are fixed. In this second update, we have started to update the output information provided by the program and especially the cid module and improved the way the automated general run-type of the CID module detemines the number of collisions.
This in turn leads to a greater number of collisions in the simulation than in the versions before. In this process we simplified the installation of the Python extension module which should now also be possible with pip. Most Online Today: Welcome, Guest. Please login or register. Home Help Search Login Register. News and Announcements. TmoleX - Graphical User Interface. No New Posts Redirect Board.
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