Open sanshar opened 3 months ago
Hi Sandeep and thanks for your nice words.
Unfortunately there is not yet a stable PBC version of MRChem. We have been working on it but we have not yet managed to obtain a code which is able to yield a precision comparble to the molecular version. I can of course let you know as soon as we make some progress on this.
Luca
Thank you Luca.
Sandeep.
On Sat, May 11, 2024 at 2:34 PM Luca Frediani @.***> wrote:
Hi Sandeep and thanks for your nice words.
Unfortunately there is not yet a stable PBC version of MRChem. We have been working on it but we have not yet managed to obtain a code which is able to yield a precision comparble to the molecular version. I can of course let you know as soon as we make some progress on this.
Luca
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Hi guys, Is there a version of the code that can deal with periodic boundary conditions? I would be very interested in it even if there is a version that is slow and only works for relatively small systems. I am really looking to generated some benchmark data to compare to.
Sandeep.
PS: Thanks for making this software available, it is great!!