Angstrom To Bohr

1. Angstrom To Bohr Conversion
2. Angstrom To Bohr Conversion
3. Convert Angstrom To Bohr
4. Angstrom To Bohr Conversion

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4.1 Geometry specification

Angstrom To Bohr Conversion

Angstrom To Bohr Conversion

Convert Angstrom To Bohr

As seen in the example, the geometry is specified within the geometry block,enclosed by geometry={ and }.The first lineof the xyz geometry block holds the number of atoms (free format).The second line is an arbitrary title. Finally there is one linefor each atom specifying the cartesian coordinates () inÅngstrøm. For simplicity, the first two lines can also be omitted.

Alternatively, the geometry can be specified in theZ–matrix form, which is also used in many other programs.In thiscase, the geometry is defined by distances and angles. This is alittle more involved, and here we give onlya simple example, again for formaldehyde.

Angstrom To Bohr Conversion

Here, 1.182 and 1.102 are the C-O and the C-H bond distances, respectively.122.1789 is the H-O-C angle, and 180 is the angle between the H1-C-O andH2-C-O planes (dihedral angle). Note that by default the bond distancesare in atomic units (bohr), but one can give the angstrom keyword touse Ångstrøm.

As an alternative to the xyz input explained above, it is alsopossible to specify cartesian coordinates in a Z–matrix. In this case the formis

Again, atomic units are the default, other thanfor the xyz input, where the coordinates need to be givenin Ångstrøm. In order to use Ångstrøm, the angstrom commandmust be given before the geometry block.

Instead of constant numbers it is also possible to use variablesin the Z–matrix input. For instance, the input for formaldehydecan be written as

The values of the variables can be changed in the course of the calculations,so that calculations can be performed for different geometries in one run.This will be explained in more detail later.

By default, the program repositions and rotates the molecule so thatthe coordinate axes have the centre of mass of the molecule as origin,and are aligned with the principal inertial axes. This behaviour isusually what is required, in order that the program can recognize andexploit point-group symmetry, but can be changed through parametersspecified on the ORIENT command (see manual).By default, the program tries to find and use the maximum abelian point-groupsymmetry, but this behaviour can be controlled using theSYMMETRY command (see manual).