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From: Randall Hall <rhall@lsu.edu>
Subject: maximum number of atoms?
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Hello, is there a limit of 200 atoms in an oniom calculation? i can't find 
anything to this effect in the manual or in the mailing list archives, but 
a test job with ~230 atoms is only recognizing the first 200 atoms.
thanks
rwh


Randall W. Hall
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