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From: Olivier <olivier(at)klingon.uab.es>
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Hello,
I would like to compute the structure of a monolayer of organic 
molecules using the xtalmin program of the
Tinker package.  
Does anybody ever experienced this kind of calculation with Tinker ?
Thanks
Olivier