a quick introduction to the webmo computational interface
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Chem 6V19 Spring 2014. A Quick Introduction to the WebMO Computational Interface. What is WebMO?. WebMO is a Web-based interface (run from a web browser) to computational quantum chemistry packages. Draw 3D structures Run calculations View results - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
A Quick Introduction to the WebMO Computational Interface
Chem 6V19Spring 2014
What is WebMO?
● WebMO is a Web-based interface (run from a web browser) to computational quantum chemistry packages.● Draw 3D structures● Run calculations● View results
● Allows easy access and setup of simulations.
● Features support for a wide array of simulation packages● Including: Gamess, Gaussian, MolPro, Mopac 7/93/200X,
NWChem, PQS 3.3, PSI 4, QChem, Tinker, PWSCF (Quantum Expresso), and VASP
● Has a built in molecule builder (3D java editor)
● WebMO website: http://www.webmo.net/
Login
WebMO Login node: http://gelbvpn1.utdallas.edu/~webmo/cgi-bin/webmo/login.cgi
Job Manager
Create New Job
Molecule Builder
Build Molecule Buttons
RotateTranslate
ZoomBuild
Periodic TableAdjust
Adjust Bond LengthComprehensive Clean-up using Ideal Geometry
Comprehensive Clean-up using MechanicsSymmetrize
Display Symmetry ElementsUndo
Redo
Preferences
Build Example
Mode: Build Current atom to place (Type atomic symbol from keyboard or use Periodic Table button to change)
Click to add atom; click atom and drag to another to add a bond;
Import Molecule
Importable Formats:
● MOL● SDF● PDB● CIF● XYZ● Gaussian● Gamess● Mopac● Molpro● NWChem● Tinker● Qchem
Build- Continue to Job Options
Continue
Choose Simulation Package
Gaussian Web Page: http://www.gaussian.com
Job Options
Examples of Calculations:
● Molecular Energy (Single Point Energy)
● Geometry Optimization● Vibrational Frequencies● Molecular Orbitals
Job Options Contd.
Advanced Tab
Preview Tab
Submitted to the Job Queue
Completed and View Job
View Job
View Job: Calculated Quantities
View Job: Display a Quantity/Result
Example: Show dipole moment
View Raw Output
Raw Output