#! /bin/sh # By default in ADF the electron density at the nuclei is calculated, no input # key is required. The electron density at the nuclei could be used for the # interpretation of isomer shifts in Mossbauer spectroscopy. The absolute # electron density at a nucleus heavily depends on the accuracy of the basis set # in the core region of this nucleus, especially if relativistic effects are # included. Important is to use the same basis set, same exchange correlation # functional, same numerical accuracy, if electron densities at nuclei in # different molecules are compared. For the calculation of Mossbauer quadrupole # splittings the key QTENS is required For 57 Fe quadrupole splittings will be # written in units of mm/s, used in Mossbauer spectroscopy Example shows a # calculation on ferrocene with anon-relativistic, and two with a scalar # relativistic ZORA Hamiltonian using a different all electron basis set. # First a non-relativistic calculation. $ADFBIN/adf <