Theory and Computation Facility

Contact: Mark Hybertsen

Hardware

• 60 node Linux Cluster
• Dual/quad core Intel processors
  • Gen I: 2.33 GHz / 16 GByte
  • Gen II: 3.0 GHz / 32 GByte
• 480 processors, 4.7 teraflop/s peak
• 24 TByte disk
• 20 Gb/sec Infiniband network

Scientific software for exploring fundamental properties of nanomaterials

• Quantum chemistry tools
• DFT packages for bonding & structure
• Electronic excitations & optical properties
• Molecular dynamics

Examples of packages available for research use

• Gamess, Turbomole, DMol3, Molpro, NWChem
• VASP, CASTEP, CPMD, Abinit, Quantum Espresso
• Gromacs

Last Modified: July 15, 2008
Please forward all questions about this site to: Stephen Giordano.

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