The recently developed program ORIENT 3 is applied to several complexes including acetonitrile dimer, benzene–water, benzene–ammonia and chlorine dimer. We employ distributed multipole analysis in conjunction with the eigenvector-following optimization technique to calculate minima, saddle points and rearrangement pathways. The potential-energy surface of the chlorine dimer is investigated as an example of anisotropic repulsion.
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