1. Christophe Audouze :
    Parallel research of numerous eigenvalues in ABINIT

  2. Jean-Michel Beuken :
    The ABINIT Web Site and Mailing Lists

  3. Fabien Bruneval :
    Electronic Excitations of Cu2O within GW Approximation

  4. Michel Côté :
    Design of novel conjugated polymers based on fluorene, carbazole and borafluorene

  5. Muriel Delaveau :
    NetCDF implementation in molecular dynamic of ABINIT: An example of interfacing netCDF data with the interacting plotting program xmgrace

  6. Gregory Geneste :
    Elementary growth mechanisms in magnesium oxide (001) homoepitaxy : from the isolated adsorbates to the complete monolayer

  7. Xavier Gonze :
    ABINIT : 3.5 years of GNU GPL licence

  8. Xavier Gonze :
    XML in ABINIT

  9. Donald R Hamann :
    Implementation of the Strain Perturbation in ABINIT

  10. François Jollet :
    Implementation of the PAW formalism in ABINIT: present features and perspectives

  11. Masayoshi Mikami :
    ABINIT applications : Rare-earth Sesquioxides/Oxysulfides and a photochromic Molecular Crystal

  12. Jean-Paul Minet :
    NetCDF, one answer to data portability nightmare

  13. Artem R. Oganov :
    Ab initio phase diagrams of minerals

  14. Yann Pouillon :
    Debian and RPM packages for ABINIT?

  15. Yann Pouillon :
    Short tutorial on Gnu Arch (TLA)

  16. Nicola Spaldin :
    Organization of software for the computational design of new materials

  17. Marc Torrent :
    PAW Atomic Data Generation for ABINIT

  18. Marek Veithen :
    Computation of non-linear optical properties from density functional perturbation theory

  19. Marek Veithen :
    First-principles study of periodic solids in a finite electric field

  20. Matthieu Verstraete :
    DOS and partial DOS in ABINIT: angular momentum projection and the tetrahedron method

  21. Matthieu Verstraete :
    The electron-phonon interaction in ABINIT

  22. Gilles Zerah :
    Experimentation with parareal molecular dynamics and Thomas-Fermi as a predictor


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  1. Peter Murray-Rust :
    CMLComp: an XML.CML infrastructure for computational Chemistry