ABINIT
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(only showing first 100 items - show all)- Non-periodic finite-element formulation of Kohn-Sham density functional theory
- A spectral scheme for Kohn-Sham density functional theory of clusters
- Simulation of fracture in heterogeneous elastic materials with cohesive zone models
- AFLOW-SYM: platform for the complete, automatic and self-consistent symmetry analysis of crystals
- SPARC: accurate and efficient finite-difference formulation and parallel implementation of density functional theory: extended systems
- Wannier90: A tool for obtaining maximally-localised Wannier functions
- Numerical solution of the Hartree-Fock equation in multilevel tensor-structured format
- Plato: A localised orbital based density functional theory code
- Direct minimization for calculating invariant subspaces in density functional computations of the electronic structure
- Linearized self-consistent quasiparticle GW method: application to semiconductors and simple metals
- Plato
- Wannier90
- CONQUEST
- ONETEP
- BLOPEX
- PROFESS
- HANSO
- WIEN2k
- SIESTA
- CPMD
- GAUSSIAN
- MOLPRO
- NWChem
- Quantum Espresso
- Libxc
- OCTOPUS
- DFTB+
- Dftatom
- PHON
- BigDFT
- FFTPACK
- Lightspeed
- XCrySDen
- EasyMesh
- TraceMIN
- S/PHI/nX
- CP2K
- ISOTROPY
- iQIST
- BerkeleyGW
- fhi98PP
- GPAW
- PARSEC
- CASTEP
- ClusterES
- ELPA
- RESCU
- Qbox
- Kwant
- CPMC-Lab
- TRIQS
- Spglib
- VASP
- PythTB
- Bilbao Crystallography Server
- ruamel.yaml
- WannierTools
- Z2pack
- FINDSYM
- FLEUR
- Elk
- exciting
- CheFSI
- SPARC
- CRYSTAL
- Inkscape
- ELATE
- ElaStic
- wxWidgets
- ab-initio
- SPRKKR
- APE
- AtomPAW
- Quickstep
- Pwpaw
- Yambo
- Cucheb
- LqsgwFlapw
- PAW
- Dalton
- DFT-FE
- HONPAS
- AFLOW
- An ab-initio framework for discovering high-temperature superconductors
- PLATON
- NanoNET
- pybinding
- PyBEST
- AFLOW-SYM
- AFLUX
- Phonopy
- SpaceGroupIrep
- seekpath
- IFermi
- MagneticTB
- Qsymm
- w2dynamics
- Analysis of periodic Schrödinger operators: Regularity and approximation of eigenfunctions
- The eigenvalues slicing library (EVSL): algorithms, implementation, and software
- An analysis for the DIIS acceleration method used in quantum chemistry calculations
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