TmoleX
A Graphical User Interface for TURBOMOLE
TmoleX 3.3 version
TmoleX 3.3 Client (free download)
COSMOlogic provides a graphical user interface for TURBOMOLE, TmoleX 3.3, as a cost-free add on for the Windows,
Linux and MacOS X version of TURBOMOLE 6.4.
New features of TmoleX 3.3:
- molecular builder with new simple draw-tool
- job templates can handle user-defined multi-jobs, for example
- geometry optimization with subsequent vibrational frequencies calculation
- optimize with small basis set, then with larger basis set, then run single-point MP2 or CCSD(T) energy calculation
- run jobs using different density functionals at a time
- combine results from different jobs, including export to Excel file and (for simple organic molecules) 2D graphics
- New viewer for spectra, including broadening of lines using Lorentz or Gaussian
- finite temperature contributions from vibrational frequencies
- POV-Ray export of molecular orbitals
- support of DFT-D3 with BJ damping
- diffuse basis functions def2-SVPD, def2-TZVPD, def2-QZVPD supported
- new FINE cavity for COSMO single-point energies can be chosen
TmoleX features:
- Import and export of coordinates from/to different formats like xyz, cosmo, sdf, ml2, car, arc, chem3d, ...
- Graphical visualization of molecular structure, including movies of gradients and vibrational frequencies
- Choice of all basis sets that come with Turbomole
- Generation of molecular orbitals and automatic occupation
- Running Turbomole jobs out of TmoleX on your local machine and on remote Linux systems
- Viewing results from Turbomole jobs
- Supported Methods:
Hartree-Fock, DFT, MP2, TDDFT, DFT+D, SCS/SOS-MP2, CC2, SCS/SOS-CC2, CCSD, CCSD(T)
- RI for DFT, MP2 and CC2 calculations with automatic assignment of auxiliary basis sets
- ground and excited state single-point calculations and geometry optimizations
- running vibrational frequency, NMR shielding and UV/VIS spectra calculations
- Start jobs on remote Linux/Unix machines directly from TmoleX, also from your Windows or MacOS X desktops
- Job templates as a shortcut to generate default input and job types
- Constrained geometry optimizations, including the option to scan along fixed internal coordinate(s)
- OpenGL viewer with some builder functionalities