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After the header lines, AOMX expects directives, each consisting of a
directive name (which is always composed of three capital letters)
followed by data, further keywords or the names of user defined
variables. Directives may have line structure or block structure; it
is important that those having block structure must be terminated by a
blank line. The following directives are known to AOMX:
- VAR: Definition of variables. The additional options
OPT and STA induce optimization of some of the variables by
fitting them to experimental data resp. an error propagation
calculation (statistical analysis of the energy hypersurface in
parameter space).
- XYZ or TPP (or RTP): Input of the angular
geometry of the complex in form of cartesian coordinates or Euler
angles (or polar coordinates).
- AOM: Input of AOM parameters
- CON: Definition of connected ligands
- VEE: Input of electron repulsion parameters (Racah
parameters) and orbital reduction factors
- HSO: Input of the spin-orbit coupling parameter
- HMG: Input of magnetic field parameters
- EXP: Input of experimental data
- CTL: Input of special options for printout or parameter
optimization
- RUN: Start a run with actual input data
Normally, the sequence of directives is not important. But there are
exceptions that are coherent with the fact that AOMX scans the input
file only once and, while doing so, immediately evaluates the
directives it encounters:
- No variable may be used prior to its definition.
- The CON directive which denotes ligand connectivity may
occur only if coordinates and AOM parameters are already defined.
- Some of the options of the CTL directive have different effects
in calculations with and without optimization. Therefore,
CTL should not occur before VAR.
Heribert Adamsky
Sat Sep 14 16:23:16 MET DST 1996