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Dear Tian or anyone,
I recently optimized a linear, D*h, Fe(CN)2- anion along the x-axis. If I do not add the NoSymm keyword, the .log file will display the optimized anion along the z-axis. If I add the NoSymm keyword, it will optimize it along the x-axis. It will display the molecule horizontally, which is what I want.
However, I want the same to be done for the .fchk file.
Ultimately, I want to create a horizontally plotted ELF like that done in this paper: https://doi.org/10.1021/ja908106e from my .fchk file.
But since my .fchk has the anion aligned along the z-axis, I get a vertically plotted ELF.
I apologize if this is confusing.
Thank you,
Burak
Last edited by Burak (2024-08-15 18:17:12)
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Dear Burak,
If you intend to plot ELF plane map using Multiwfn, there are several ways to realize your aim:
(1) Just adding nosymm keyword as you said. It is not harmful for wavefunction analysis.
(2) Do not use nosymm, but use option "33 Rotate wavefunction" in main function 6 of Multiwfn to rotate the system before plotting via main function 4
(3) Do not use nosymm, and when defining plotting plane in main function 4, use mode "5: Define by three given points", see Section 3.5.2 of Multiwfn manual on how to properly define the plotting plane in this way.
Best,
Tian
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Awesome!! Thank you so much for your responsiveness and help!
Burak
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