JmnSoft
Software by Jean-Marc Nuzillard
Last modified: October 19th, 2009
Presentation
This page gives access to computer code and documents I wrote
or are still under development.
For a practical reason they are accessed through
the LSD software home directory.
Table of contents
NMR Software
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The LSD
software for automatic structure elucidation of small
organic molecules from 2D NMR data.
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The AUJ
automatic NMR scalar coupling measurement method.
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The
ALPESTRE archive
allows to process 2D J-resolved NMR data sets (Bruker only)
to yield pure absorbtion shaped peaks.
Here is the
ALPESTRE documentation
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The
GASP archive
allows to generate and test GASP pulses for single
or multiple solvent suppression in NMR.
Here is the
GASP documentation
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Simple 1-spin NMR simulations (rotations only, no relaxation)
can be carried out by means of the
Simu1 Library.
Here is the
libsimu1 documentation.
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The
Simu1b Library
is an extention of the
Simu1 Library.
Here is the
libsimu1b documentation.
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NSSS
is a N-Spin System Simulator for NMR.
Here is the
NSSS documentation.
C language source codes
dept.c
and
abc1d.c
provide a tutorial for the use of the NSSS API.
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My book
contains “Grapefruit Plots” that were drawn
by means of the libgfp library.
Here is the
libgfp documentation and the
Gfp Library itself.
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I am a user of the
Gifa
NMR data processing package, version 4.4.
I use it under the Linux operating system.
My Gifa web page
gives hints for installation and
provides an access to locally developped Gifa
macro-commands and related software.
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The
Bisel program allows to predict the amount of antiphase magnetization
that is created by a pair of biselective refocusing pulses
that are embedded in a DPFGSE experiment.
The calculation is performed on an AX spin system.
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NMR teaching (in French)
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Blind source separation
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Organic Chemistry
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I wrote a computer program named
Quiral, to propose retrosynthetic schemes
of chiral molecules from simple sugars.
Quiral was written after a suggestion by
Pr. Arnaud Haudrechy.
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Chromatography
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I have developed a software named
CpcSim
for the simulation of chromatographic processes
in Centrifugal Partition Chromatography (full code,
documentation in progress).
CpcSim was written after a suggestion by
Dr. Jean-Hugues Renault.
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GNU/Linux
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I am a user of the GNU/Linux operating system.
I wrote
installation notes, with the hope they will be useful to
someone.
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LVM is a Virtual Machine
for Logical expressions that was written to find sub-structures inside of
LSD-generated
molecular structures.
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Jean-Marc Nuzillard
jm.nuzillard@univ-reims.fr