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From: Jennifer Miller <jmiller5 |-at-| richmond.edu>
Subject: CCL: symmetry restrictions on gaussian
Cc: sabrash.,at,.richmond.edu

I am trying to run a gaussian job at a symmetry lower than the highest
available symmetry.  We know that we need to set IOp(4/9=200 and
2/19=symmetry in a hollerith string) but we don't know what the hollerith
string for C2V is.  Nor is it apparent from the Gaussian manuals.  Can
anyone help us?

Best regards,
Jennifer Miller