Abstract. This paper introduces the new Open Trace Format. The first part provides a small overview about Trace Format Libraries in general and existing Formats/Libraries and their features. After that the important requirements are discussed. In particular it concerns efficient parallel and selective access to trace data. The following part presents design decisions and features of OTF comprehensively. Finally, there is some early evaluation of OTF. It features comparison of storage size for several examples as well as sequential and parallel I/O benchmarks. At the end, a conclusion will summarize the results and give some outlook.
Complete sets of harmonic, semidiagonal cubic as well as diagonal cubic and quartic force constants are reported for the internal coordinates of terminal, ≣SiOH, and bridging, ≣SiOH·Al≣, surface hydroxyls on silica and zeolites. They are obtained by numerical differentiation of analytically calculated gradients of the energy (SCF approximation, 6-31 G* basis set). A GF vibrational analysis is performed and after making a nonlinear transformation of the force constants into normal coordinates the anharmonicity constants are evaluated by perturbation theory. Comparison is made with the D2OH+ ion and the DOH molecule. The calculated anharmonicities of the OH bonds in the systems studied are remarkably constant and vary between -76 and -84 cm-1, only in agreement with the values observed for DOH (-83 cm-1) and surface silanols, ≣SiOH (-90 ± 15 cm-1).
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