UNEX is a programming environment for investigation of molecular structure. We develop new and existing experimental methods and combine them to increase accuracy and precision of results. At the current stage the full support of gas electron diffraction (GED) investigations is provided, from the calibration of instruments and data reduction to the refinement of molecular structure. Additionally, rotational constants can be used solely or in combination with GED data for determination of molecular geometry.
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Recent activity
UNEX 1.6
2021-06-08: Do not report RBSP if it is not calculated 2021-06-08: Better reporting of asymmetry in ED terms 2021-05-25: Complete testing of point groups 2021-05-20: Fixed symmetry detection 2021-05-13: Fixed parsing test references 2021-05-13: Updated popt for macOS 2021-05-12: Report particular lines with invalid ED intensity format 2021-05-12: Cleanups in testing script 2021-05-11: Added references for thermodynamics tests 2021-05-10: Only symbol # can be used for starting comments
UNEX 2.0
2021-05-22: Improved update scripts 2021-05-13: Improved testing script 2021-05-10: Cleanups in install script 2021-05-06: Improved --wrapper option for starting script in *NIX 2021-04-20: Improved check_glibc script 2021-04-20: Improved unex2 starting script for *NIX 2021-04-19: Implemented Platform::mlatency() 2021-04-18: For Platform::mbandwidth() implemented named argument singlify: 2021-04-18: Use boolean named arguments for Platform::scimark() 2021-04-18: Reimplemented internal definition of nil and bool objects
Gallery
UNEX and its main developer Yury Vishnevskiy (on the right) at the top of Ismoil Somoni Peak (7495 m) on Aug 9, 2017.