please send me a couple of files. Also, I just added vib reading to the
fchk reader.

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 10:02 AM, Kubasik, Matthew A. <
mkuba...@fairfield.edu> wrote:

> Dear Bob,
>
> Could you and the Jmol development community consider adding the reading
> of “High Precision” modes (g09 option freq(HPModes)) to Jmol’s Gaussian
> file reader?
>
> Additionally, if the displacement vectors could be added to atom
> properties, that would be great!
>
> Currently, Jmol will reads this section of a Gaussian output file:
>
>                       1                      2                      3
>                       A                      A                      A
>  Frequencies --     11.1381                12.4908                15.3386
>  Red. masses --      4.5657                 4.9034                 5.4670
>  Frc consts  --      0.0003                 0.0005                 0.0008
>  IR Inten    --      0.2569                 0.0415                 0.0019
>   Atom  AN      X      Y      Z        X      Y      Z        X      Y
>   Z
>      1   6     0.01   0.01   0.01     0.04   0.02   0.10     0.09  -0.05
> -0.01
>      2   6     0.01   0.01  -0.02     0.00  -0.01   0.15     0.10  -0.03
>  0.01
>      3   1     0.03   0.00  -0.03    -0.02   0.00   0.17     0.08  -0.02
>  0.02
>      4   6     0.00   0.02  -0.03     0.00  -0.04   0.19     0.15  -0.02
>  0.01
>      5   1     0.01   0.02  -0.05    -0.03  -0.06   0.23     0.16   0.00
>  0.02
>      6   6    -0.02   0.03  -0.02     0.03  -0.05   0.17     0.18  -0.03
> -0.01
> …
>
> This provides atomic displacement properties, such as  {model=m and
> atomno=n}.vxyz, as well as vX, vY, and VZ.
>
> The Gaussian formatting for HPModes is like this:
>
>                            1         2         3         4         5
>                            A         A         A         A         A
>        Frequencies ---    11.1381   12.4908   15.3386   18.8667   21.7801
>     Reduced masses ---     4.5657    4.9034    5.4670    4.7261    4.7314
>    Force constants ---     0.0003    0.0005    0.0008    0.0010    0.0013
>     IR Intensities ---     0.2569    0.0415    0.0019    0.0809    0.0278
>  Coord Atom Element:
>    1     1     6          0.00808   0.03641   0.08901  -0.04609   0.03999
>    2     1     6          0.00694   0.02030  -0.05281   0.01034   0.03379
>    3     1     6          0.01135   0.09711  -0.01221  -0.02791  -0.04076
>    1     2     6          0.01455   0.00394   0.10466  -0.01421   0.00668
>    2     2     6          0.00958  -0.00739  -0.03172   0.03848   0.01153
>    3     2     6         -0.01679   0.15117   0.00826  -0.07526   0.05221
> …
>
> Perhaps these data could be put into atomic properties of vHPxyz, vHPx,
> vHPy, and vHPz?
>
> I tried to extract HPmodes by using y.find() and y.replace and y.split()
> functions and for loops, etc, after loading the file into a variable, but I
> am confident that adding this feature to the native Gaussian file reader
> would be more elegant.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Matt
>
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St. Olaf College
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