I will be discussing a useful approach to obtaining the desired output from Gaussian calculations using "grep" on Linux. Simple technique inspired by Linux knowledge and Gaussian manuals/books (see "Note 2" at bottom of post for details). For any newbie Linux users, my quoted out comments are acting as the Terminal command line and output …
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Ever wanted to hear a great bedtime story, but really didn't want to pickup the good ol' classics? Wanted something new, something more relevant to our "matured" audience? Well, I promise something that might resemble that here. Maybe. I do promise it will likely be off the wall, possibly frightening, and may make you question …
In the United States, K-12 approaches to acquaint students with languages other than English vary wildly, from fully immersive programs (teaching a second language alongside English in different subjects), to a handful of Spanish in Senior year of high school. This variety ebbs and flows based on the cultural climate around the school systems, and …
Living in a small suburban town the majority of my life, I developed an immensely bottled up desire to explore the world outside my cultural bubble. By the time I'd reached high school, I could feel the whiplash as my seemingly endless search for opportunities to travel continued, having had only minor success a priori: …
Welcome to my "Chemistry and a PhD" blog, a place where I will regale you, the readers, with tales of various events throughout my time as a graduate student! Or, on a more variable excitement level, I will discuss the tidbits of knowledge and lessons I have gathered (and am still gathering) along the way. …
Thanks for joining me! Although this image and quote belong to the default theme used here, titled "Lovecraft," I felt it was an appropriate blog beginning. ~Len Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
Len's Landing 