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Surface area program

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Calculating the accessible surface area
Extracting and compiling the code

The files are available as a tar archive. To extract the files use the following command

tar -xvf non_ortho_surface_area.tar


After extracting the archive, you should end up with the following files

The program files
  • defaults.F90
  • matrixops.F90
  • matrix.F90
  • nonorthoSA.F90

A simple makefile that takes care of compiling the program
  • makefile

two input files
  • input_Cd121.dat (example for a non-orthorhombic unit cell)
  • input_IRMOF1.dat (example for a orthorhombic unit cell)

two files containing the coordinates of the framework atoms
  • Cd121.xyz (example for a non-orthorhombic unit cell)
  • IRMOF1.xyz (example for a orthorhombic unit cell)

and a file containing the diameters of the framework atoms
  • UFF.atoms


The program is written in Fortran 90 and can be compiled with the makefile provided. This makefile usese the intel compiler ifort. If you are using a different Frotran compiler, just replace ifort in the makefile.

To compile the program, simply type make and an exectutable called nonorthoSA.exe will be created.

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