CCL:G: Isotropic Fermi Contact Couplings



 Sent to CCL by: Ewald Pauwels [ewald.pauwels:+:ugent.be]
 Dear Dimitri,
 
Your input is just fine, but like I mailed earlier, you should add the Iop(6/82=1) in the route section. Gaussian doesn't print the (an)isotropic hyperfine components for systems with more than 100 atoms.
 Sincerely,
 Ewald.
 Dimitri Svistunenko svist : essex.ac.uk wrote:
 
 Sent to CCL by: "Dimitri  Svistunenko" [svist|essex.ac.uk]
 Why is it, the couplings are printed in the output file for small molecules but
 are not for the structures of a size of about 200 atoms. We managed of get the
 anisotropic components by using PROP=EPR, but the isotropic components are still
 not in the output. It seems that ReadAtoms might be required as an NMR option
 for calculating specific atons only (specified at the end of input file). But
 this keyword, NMR=ReadAtons returns an erroe 1 sec after statr with an error in
 the first line. Basically, I cannot see anything wrong with the input file, but
 maybe you could:
 %chk=tptog.chk
 %mem=256mb
 # B3LYP/6-31G* SP NMR=ReadAtoms
 SP calculation; tyr and peptide optimised together
 0 2
 C
 C	1	1.51926
 O	2	1.22113	1	122.77328
 N	2	1.38393	1	114.95671	3	179.83033
 C	4	1.45852	2	121.6391	1	-166.6051
 C	5	1.54617	4	113.69401	2	-123.5313
 O	6	1.22606	5	120.57219	4	-162.35476
 C	5	B1	4	A1	2	D1
 C	8	B2	5	A2	4	D2
 *
 *
 *
 D19	118.7436
 D20	-0.4311
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