SPINEVOLUTION

SPINEVOLUTION is a powerful computer program for the simulation of general NMR experiments.
The program is described in the paper
M.Veshtort, R.G.Griffin, SPINEVOLUTION: A powerful tool for the simulation of solid and liquid state NMR experiments, J. Magn. Reson., 178 (2006) 248-282.
Please cite this paper when presenting work that was facilitated by the use of the program.

Download SPINEVOLUTION 3.3.2

SPINEVOLUTION 3.3.2 Consolidated Reference

SPINEVOLUTION 3.3 Release Notes

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NEWS

02/01/2008

SPINEVOLUTION 3.3.2 update released. This update fixes a bug present in versions 3.2 and 3.3. The bug may have surfaced in pulse sequences where a D1 or D2 elementary pulse sequence computed with g-COMPUTE is followed by a D0 sequence. The consolodated SPINEVOLUTION reference was also updated with the -xsys option description and with a new (optional) format for ssh port specification in the cluster configuration file.

01/22/2008

SPINEVOLUTION 3.3.1 update released. The multiprocessing/distributed computing functionality was broken in v3.3, and this update corrects the problem as well as a few other small issues in v3.3.

SPINEVOLUTION 3.3 released.

01/17/2008

SPINEVOLUTION 3.3 released. See Release Notes for more details, or the consolidated Reference, which summarizes the changes since the JMR paper was published and presents updated versions of the tables from the paper.

Contact: Mikhail Veshtort mvesh@mit.edu