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Are there any modern programs (preferably freeware) that will simulate line broadening in the presence of exchange. Somewhere I have a copy of "DNMR3" (on a 5 1/4 " floppy) and I feel it will be a nightmare trying to get this to work (particularly the graphics output).

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The SpinWorks program has a graphical interface to both DNMR3 and MEXICO. Modified compiled versions of DNMR3 and MEXICO are both included with SpinWorks. It will run on everything from Windows 2000 to Windows 7, and will run on Macs under Parallels or Bootcamp.

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The two programs I know are lineshapekin by Prof. Evgenii Kovrigin and MEXICO by Prof. Alex Bain.

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Thanks. The MEXICO program looks good, but it only seems to support windows NT (not XP or vista).

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