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PEANUT: computer graphics program to represent atomic displacement parameters.

W Hummel·J Hauser·H B Bürgi
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PEANUT is an easy to use computer graphics program for the visualization and real-time manipulation of the atomic displacement parameters of small molecules. A flexible, dynamic data structure allows the user to compute complicated, nonspherical atomic surfaces and to handle the point group symmetry of the molecules automatically. Pictures with hidden-line removal may be plotted in publication quality on appropriate output devices.

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W Hummel, J Hauser, H B Bürgi. 1990. PEANUT: computer graphics program to represent atomic displacement parameters.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0263-7855(90)80006-2

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