Gaussian Basis Sets
To access basis sets from Basis Set Exchange, you will need to install the Basis Set Exchange API in Julia
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To access basis sets from Basis Set Exchange, you will need to install the Basis Set Exchange API in Julia
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To access basis sets from Basis Set Exchange, you will need to install the Basis Set Exchange API in Julia
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This document was generated with Documenter.jl version 1.4.1 on Sunday 12 May 2024. Using Julia version 1.9.4.
methane = molecule("methane.xyz")
For any molecular calculations, you will need a basis set.
sto3g = parsebasis(methane, "sto-3g")
With this information, we can build the molecular integrals.
S = overlap(sto3g, methane)
T = kinetic(sto3g, methane)
V = attraction(sto3g, methane)
-G = repulsion(sto3g, methane)
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