Re: resonance

From: monika hohlmeier <monika_hohlmeier@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 14:50:10 +0200

Zigoteau wrote:

> I think that the programs for doing VB calculations are more likely
> than not to be written in Fortran,
True

to run on mainframe computers, to be
> operated by people unskilled in synthetic organic chemistry,
True

and to
> cost many K$.
Not true, see

http://www.scinetec.com/~vb/
.

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