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        <description>Which basis sets and/or pseudopotentials should I use?

When in doubt, always use the DZVP-MOLOPT-GTH basis set and the GTH-PBE pseudopotential.

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        <description>Exercises

The following exercises are part of the the course  CHE 437 Condensed Matter Electronic Structure Theory held at University Zürich during the fall semester 2019. 

If you have any questions related to the courses or exercise, please send email to teaching assistants Jinggang Lan , or Michela Pauletti  or come to office 34K24.</description>
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        <description>First Login

In this exercise you will learn how to login and run commands on our infrastructure.

Part I: Login

Required software

As mentioned in the lecture, you absolutely need a terminal emulator:

	*  on Linux: this can be one of programs Konsole, Gnome Terminal, Terminal, XTerm,</description>
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