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Judit Zádor edited this page Feb 16, 2019 · 2 revisions

The no-kinbot mode

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Home
Computational Environment
Conformational Search
General
Input and Keywords
KinBot file structure
Master Equation Calculations
Modes of Running: Kinbot and pes
Output
Overview
Quantum Chemistry
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Restarting KinBot or pes
Running KinBot
Setting Up KinBot on Your System
The no kinbot mode
Uncertainty Quantification
Variable reaction coordinate transition state theory (VRC‐TST) calculations

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