NWChem

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NWChem is an open-source, high-performance computational chemistry software package designed for large-scale molecular simulations and electronic structure calculations on parallel computing architectures.

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instanceOf high-performance computing software
molecular simulation software
open-source software
scientific software package
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory NERFINISHED
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory NERFINISHED
field computational chemistry
materials science
molecular physics
theoretical chemistry
license Eclipse Public License NERFINISHED
open-source license
operatingSystem Linux
Unix-like systems
macOS
programmingLanguage C
Fortran NERFINISHED
Python
repository https://github.com/nwchemgit/nwchem
supportsFeature Gaussian basis sets
MPI parallelization
distributed-memory parallelism
extensive property analysis
fragment-based methods
input scripting language
large-scale simulations
linear-scaling methods
parallel computing
plane-wave basis sets
restart capabilities
scalable performance
supportsMethod Car–Parrinello molecular dynamics
ECPs
Hartree–Fock NERFINISHED
MP2
NMR property calculations
QM/MM simulations
classical molecular dynamics
configuration interaction
coupled-cluster methods
density functional theory
excited-state calculations
geometry optimization
molecular dynamics
molecular mechanics
molecular properties calculations
periodic boundary conditions
plane-wave DFT
post-Hartree–Fock methods
pseudopotentials
relativistic methods
response properties calculations
time-dependent density functional theory
transition state search
vibrational frequency analysis
useCase biomolecular simulations
chemical reaction modeling
electronic structure calculations
high-performance computing research
materials modeling
molecular simulations
spectroscopic property prediction
website https://nwchemgit.github.io

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