ADANIMEHS
ADaptive ANalysis of InterMolecular Energy HyperSurfaces
(Last update: 8.09.2007)
Adanimehs — a program for efficient quantum chemical exploration of potential energy surfaces (PES) of structurally non-rigid molecular complexes, approximation or interpolation of PES with a model continuous function, and estimation of thermodynamic parameters of the complex using the semi-classical Monte-Carlo calculations.
In comparison with other tools, Adanimehs has two crucial advantages:
- Ab initio exploration of full (multidimensional) intermolecular PES instead of location of selected stationary points only.
- Calculation of thermodynamic properties in the approximation higher than the usually employed RRHO model. It allows obtaining the high-accurate values of equilibrium constants and concentrations for weakly bound systems like van-der-Waals and H-bonded complexes or clusters.
- Important notice: Adanimehs is a research software under development and distributed on “as is” basis. There are no warranty that it is free of undetected bugs and mistakes. Please refer the revision history for the bugs corrected in previous versions. We should appreciate receiving any comments, advices, bug reports, and the requests for further improvements.
Instruction on installation
Short Manual (keywords and input file compilation)
Some recent results — 5D/6D PES’s and TD functions beyond the harmonic approximation (Input and output files are compressed with RAR):
- Water dimer (H2O)2
- 6D PES at MP2/6–311++G(2d,2p) (182250 points, 4050 unique)
- 6D PES at MP2/6–311++G(3df,3p) (289575 points, 11550 unique)
- PES sections through global minimum point
(solid line — interpolated PES, dashed — PES approximation using the four-component ESP+EX+DISP+POL model potential) - Equilibrium constant in range T=200–400 K (in comparison with RRHO results)
- TD functions at T=200–400 K
- Comparison with experiment and other calculation methods
- H2O-HF complex
- 5D PES at MP2/6–311++G(2df,2p)5D PES at MP2/6–311++G(2df,2p) (468180 points, 67560 unique)
- PES sections through global minimum point
- 2D PES section through GM point (right axis — interatomic distance, A; left axis — angle X-O-F, deg (OX-bisector HOH))
- Comparison with experiment
- H2O-HO complex
- 5D PES at UMP2/6–311++G(2d,2p) (149058 points, 18612 unique)
- TD functions at T=200–400 K
- H2O-O2 complex
- 5D PES at UMP2/6–311++G(2df,2p) (115934 points, 7364 unique)
- TD functions at T=200–400 K
- Comparison with results of other methods
- H2O-F2 complex
- 5D PES at UMP2/6–311++G(2df,2p) (444771 points, 32319 unique)
- TD functions at T=200–400 K
- H2O-Cl2 complex
- 5D PES at UMP2/6–311++G(2df,2p) (421362 points, 30618 unique)
- H2O-O3 complex
- 6D PES at MP2/6–311++G(2d,2p) (315900 points, 14016 unique)
- H2O-SO2 complex
- 6D PES at MP2/6–311++G(2d,2p) (236925 points, 9672 unique)
Please send your comments on Adanimehs to: ignatov@ichem.unn.ru