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240. CINDOM: CNDO and INDO Molecular Orbital Program
(FORTRAN IV) for Medium-Sized Computers
by Roy E. Bruns, Instituto de Qu!mica, Universidade
Estadual de Campinas, Campinas, So Paulo, Brasil
This program is a modification of QCPE 141 for the
calculation of CNDO and INDO molecular orbitals using
medium-sized computers. The program is capable of
computing CNDO wave functions for open- and closed-
shell molecules containing elements H to Cl and INDO
open- and closed-shell calculations for molecules
containing H to F. The matrices are large enough to
allow calculations for molecules containing up to 20
atoms and 50 basis functions. By modifying the
dimension statements, calculations for molecules with
up to 70 basis functions can be performed on computers
with a storage capacity less than that required by QCPE
141 for identical-sized problems. For problems with
basis sets larger than 70, this modification has no
practical advantages over QCPE 141.
This program has been organized into a ROOT and four
PHASES for use with computers with chain (overlay)
facilities. This procedure is well described in the
documentation.
FORTRAN IV (IBM 360)
Lines of Code: 2325
Recommended Citation: R. E. Bruns, QCPE 11, 240
(1974).
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