Hi,
I am sorry for this basic question, but I am new to using both easyspin and looking at EPR parameters.
I have done some calulations of EPR parameters in orca and I am now looking at the A-values and I see that orca and easyspin gives them to me in different orders.
In the orca output file this is what i get:
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Atom | Alpha Beta Gamma | Ax Ay Az
| [degrees] | [MHz]
-------------------------------------------------------------------
20Cu 1.0 89.4 3.2 -759.38 -197.44 -190.11
0N -20.7 9.6 -58.9 33.69 20.21 19.95
7N -2.1 88.9 1.8 29.28 29.53 55.61
15N 42.7 12.9 39.6 34.30 20.60 20.35
-------------------------------------------------------------------
And when I use easyspin:
Sys = orca2easyspin('orca.prop')
Sys.A
I get:
ans =
19.9478 20.2134 33.6877
29.2777 29.5252 55.6089
20.3540 20.5983 34.2966
-190.1125 -197.4442 -759.3776
Can someone please help me to understand why they are given in different orders?
How does easyspin give A-values?
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Re: How does easyspin give A-values?
For a complete comparison, you need to look at the Euler angles in
Sys.AFrame
as well.Re: How does easyspin give A-values?
Thank you!