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Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 17:04:02 +0100
From: Anik Peeters <anik#* at *#uia.ua.ac.be>
Organization: University of Antwerp
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Subject: plotting 3D electron density difference maps
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Hi there,

I am looking for software, preferably freeware, to plot 3D electron
density or electron density difference maps for large molecules (appr.
500 atoms). The program may run on a unix workstation or on pc.

We have our own programs to calculate the value of the electron density
(difference) in the grid points of a given 3D lattice. Therefore, we can
generate the results in any format needed, but we do need to know what
the input format is for a given plotting program, so therefore we would
prefer a program that comes along with its source code or sample input
files. We also welcome programs for converting one 3D data set into
another.

I already donwloaded Molden, but it seems a bit slow when I am looking
at our molecular system interactively.


Friendly greetings,

Dr. Anik Peeters
University of Antwerp
anik&$at$&uia.ac.be