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PHI: A powerful new program for the analysis of anisotropic monomeric and exchange‐coupled polynuclear <i>d</i>‐ and <i>f</i>‐block complexes

Journal of Computational Chemistry · 2013 · Vol. 34(13) · pp. 1164–1175
Nicholas F. ChiltonR. P. AndersonL. D. TurnerAlessandro SonciniKeith S. Murray

Abstract

A new program, PHI, with the ability to calculate the magnetic properties of large spin systems and complex orbitally degenerate systems, such as clusters of d-block and f-block ions, is presented. The program can intuitively fit experimental data from multiple sources, such as magnetic and spectroscopic data, simultaneously. PHI is extensively parallelized and can operate under the symmetric multiprocessing, single process multiple data, or GPU paradigms using a threaded, MPI or GPU model, respectively. For a given problem PHI is been shown to be almost 12 times faster than the well-known program MAGPACK, limited only by available hardware.

Magnetism in coordination complexesLanthanide and Transition Metal ComplexesAdvanced NMR Techniques and ApplicationsBlock (permutation group theory)Computer scienceParallel computingDegenerate energy levelsMultiprocessingProcess (computing)AnisotropyComputational scienceIonPhysics

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AlgorithmsComputer GraphicsDysprosiumManganeseMagnetic Resonance SpectroscopyPolymersSoftwareThermodynamicsUser-Computer InterfaceAnisotropyCoordination Complexes
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