Wednesday, November 8, 2017

computational chemistry - How do I perform a partial optimisation in GAMESS?


Sometimes it is necessary to perform a partial optimisation of a molecule, i.e. keeping certain variables constant. One example might be to pre-optimise a transition state, taking advantage of not having to compute the force constants in the initial set-up.


For example, let's consider the transition state of the Diels-Alder Reaction of ethene and butadiene, where we want to freeze the distance between the two molecules.


How can I achieve this in the software suite GAMESS?




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