DubaiAmateurRocketry
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Gaussian 09
A pretty commonly used thermodynamics software in the literature, does anyone have access to it?
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Gearhead_Shem_Tov
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In alphabetical order: ADF, Dalton, GAMESS, Jaguar, PSI4, Qchem, and Spartan are a few free-ish alternatives. Depends what you need to do, I reckon.
[Edited on 1-7-2018 by Gearhead_Shem_Tov]
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DubaiAmateurRocketry
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Really? some of the above you listed, such as Spartan, costs thousands on their website.
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Gearhead_Shem_Tov
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Sorry, I haven't personally checked any of them. They were in a list I found that suggested them as alternatives when I googled for free alternatives.
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I can use Gaussian 09 through the University of Minnesota. What do you want to use it for?
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thanks for the input metacelsus, well, a lot of stuff, like theoretical energetic compounds.
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