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• The softwares available on this site are free for all academic users.

• The softwares from this site are available on "as is" basis. They are tested on various platforms as mentioned in the respective documentation/ research articles.

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• For any help on using these packages: write an e-mail to tcg@chem.unipune.ac.in with a brief discussion of your problem.

WEBPROP

Webprop is a web interface for performing ab initio one-electron property evalulation (at present ESP and ED) along with automatic topography calculation. Click here to explore WEBPROP

UNIVIS-2000: A Comprehensive Molecular Visualization Package

• Univis-2000 the package developed by Dr. Ajay C. Limaye and supported by Professor Shridhar R. Gadre at Department of Chemistry, University of Pune for modeling medium sized molecules and visualization of molecular scalar functions defined over a regular grid or on a variety of molecular surfaces.

• Univis-2000 an MS-WINDOW based package package provides essentially all the traditional features of molecular viewing softwares as well as visualization of scalar fields using planar pixel plots, contours, and isosurfaces. A novel feature of UNIVIS-2000 is its ability to create composites of the functions allowing the scientists to quickly view an overall effect of one function over the other.

• System Requirements: Pentium 133 MHz, Pentium Pro or PII with Windows 95/98, 32MB RAM, 2MB SVGA Video Card

Click here to Download UNIVIS 2000

Latest Development from V. Ganesh

MeTA Studio

• A programmable interface through BeanShell

• Workspace support

• Visualization and Rendering (through JRman)

• Support for 3-D scalar field visualization

• Access to embedded Jmol and its libraries

• Access to parts or modifications of quantumj and mathutils libraries (hosted on java.net) for Quantum Chemical calculations

• A peer-to-peer networking interface for grouping instances of MeTA studio running on multiple machines to perform varied tasks including computation, rendering and collaboration



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