Q-Chem Webinar 51
Implicit Solvation Models in Q-Chem, for Ground and Excited States
![Prof. John Herbert](/sites/default/files/styles/slick_square_medium/public/2021-06/JHerbert.png?itok=RJvvy8_l)
John M. Herbert received his PhD in 2003 from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and has been a faculty member at Ohio State University since 2006, where he has successfully supervised 12 PhD degrees. His research interests lie in condensed-phase spectroscopy, intermolecular interactions, and the electron correlation problem.
Abstract
This talk will provide an overview of dielectric continuum implicit solvent models available in Q-Chem. For ground-state properties, these include several SMx models along with PCMs. Nonequilibrium versions of PCMs are available that afford corrections for vertical excitation and vertical ionization energies. Finally, a Poisson Equation Solver (PEqS) is available that can provide arbitrary, anisotropic dielectric boundary conditions for electronic structure calculations.
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