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Last update: 16 April 2008

 

Gaussian 03W

Gaussian 03W is a complete implementation of Gaussian 03 for the Windows environment.

Recommended Minimum System Requirements
Processor: Intel Pentium III, Pentium 4, Celeron, Xeon, or AMD Athlon
                 AMD Phenom/Barcelona processors are not currently supported.
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP, Server 2003, Vista (Home Basic, Business and Ultimate)
Memory (RAM): 256 MB (512 MB recommended)
Disk: 100 MB (G03W storage); and 500 MB or more (scratch space)
Other: CD-ROM drive; Mouse

Multiprocessor and Network/Distributed Parallel Versions
The multiprocessor version of G03W is limited to 4 processors (or cores). Similarly, any individual node within a network/distributed parallel job can take advantage of at most 4 processors/cores (e.g., a parallel calculation across 2 dual quad-core computer systems will require 4 workers: 2 per system).

Pricing:    Academic    Commercial    U.S. Government


Gaussian 03W can be used to model many properties:

  • Energies using a wide variety of methods, including Hartree-Fock, Density Functional Theory, MP2, Coupled Cluster, and high accuracy methods like G3, CBS-QB3 and W1U.
  • Geometries of equilibrium structures and transition states (optimized in redundant internal coordinates for speed), including QST2 transition structure searching.
  • Vibrational spectra, including IR, non-resonant and pre-resonance Raman intensities, anharmonic vibrational analysis and vibration-rotation coupling.
  • Magnetic properties, including NMR chem-ical shifts and spin-spin coupling constants.
  • Spectra of chiral molecules: optical rotations, VCD and ROA.
  • G tensors and other contributions to hyper-fine spectra.

Gaussian 03W can study compounds and reactions under a wide range of conditions:

  • In the gas phase and in solution.
  • In the solid state, using the Periodic Boundary Conditions facility.
  • Excited states can be studied with several methods: CASSCF and RASSCF, Time Dependent DFT and SAC-CI.
  • The Atom Centered Density Matrix Propagation (ADMP) method can be used to perform molecular dynamics simulations in order to study reaction paths and product state distributions.

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