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Getting started
Note: The following description applies to the
NextnanoWizard which is no longer supported.
We recommend to use nextnanomat instead.
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Download setup file and install
software.
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Read the main page of the
software documentation to get
familiar with the general concept.
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Double-click on one of the .tmplt files
in the samples directory. When NextnanoWizard
starts, mark the execute checkbox and click on the execute button. nextnano++ should start
by opening a console window.
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When the calculation is done, have a look at the .dat
files in the output directory. You can reach them by clicking on the
directory link below the spreadsheet window of NextnanoWizard. They contain the results in ASCII format.
Check these data for consistency (refer to
samples).
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Now, create your own input file following
the description of its
syntax.
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Command line usage: nextnano [runmode] [options]
filename1 [filename2 ...]
Available optional runmodes are:
-p: Parse input files only.
-s: Parse input files and generate structure only.
-r: Resume previous execution.
Available options are:
-o: Redirect output for each input file into a
separate log file.
-d: Generate additional diagnostic output.
-1: Run as single task.
If you have further questions, see the
FAQs or contact support [at] nextnano.de.
Additional tools
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NEW:
AVS to Origin Converter To convert AVS/Express data into x,y,z,f(x,y,z) use this
Python script:
avs2xyz.py (avs2xyz_py.zip)
contributed by: Jose M. Llorens, Institute of
Microelectronics of Madrid, National Spanish Research Council
(CSIC), jose.llorens [at] imm.cnm.csic.es
Note: This script works for both nextnano³ and nextnano++.
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