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You can download AtomPAW from its [[http:// | You can download AtomPAW from its [[http:// | ||
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//Please note that AtomPAW depends on [[build: | //Please note that AtomPAW depends on [[build: | ||
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- | ===== ETSF_IO ===== | ||
- | ETSF_IO is a Fortran library allowing the platform-independent storage and exchange of electronic-structure data. It is of great interest to restart a calculation on a different computer, as well as to perform multi-step calculations involving other software projects. Thanks to ETSF_IO, Abinit can for instance calculate the ground-state properties of a system and provide input data for a GW calculation with [[http:// | ||
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- | You can download ETSF_IO from: | ||
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- | ===== GSL ===== | ||
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- | GSL is the GNU Scientific Library, and implements many mathematical algorithms, optimization, | ||
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- | You can download the GSL from the [[http:// | ||
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===== Levmar ===== | ===== Levmar ===== | ||
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You can download Levmar from its [[http:// | You can download Levmar from its [[http:// | ||
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===== Libpspio ===== | ===== Libpspio ===== | ||
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You can download Libpspio from its [[https:// | You can download Libpspio from its [[https:// | ||
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===== PAPI ===== | ===== PAPI ===== | ||
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You can download PAPI from its [[http:// | You can download PAPI from its [[http:// | ||
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===== PSML ===== | ===== PSML ===== | ||
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You can download PSML from its [[https:// | You can download PSML from its [[https:// | ||
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===== TRIQS ===== | ===== TRIQS ===== | ||
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* the [[https:// | * the [[https:// | ||
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//Please note that Wannier90 requires [[build: | //Please note that Wannier90 requires [[build: | ||
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YAML is a human readable yet easy to parse file format, for some input and output files of ABINIT. | YAML is a human readable yet easy to parse file format, for some input and output files of ABINIT. | ||
- | You can download YAML from the [[http:// | + | Very often, it is available with your OS. However, if not, you can download YAML from the [[http:// |
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build/optpkgs.txt · Last modified: 2020/08/10 12:22 by Xavier Gonze