Access to the FTP site for SPECTRUM
The latest UNIX/Linux version of SPECTRUM as well as Windows binaries
may be obtained at the download sites linked below.
The latest "stable" version of SPECTRUM is 2.75
For UNIX/Linux, download spectrum275d.tar.gz and at least one of the
linelist files.
For Windows, download spectrum275.zip, spectrum101.zip (a Windows GUI)
and at least one
of the line list
files.
Note that v2.75 is a major upgrade for SPECTRUM. Files associated
with v2.75, such as atom.dat and stdatom.dat are not compatible with earlier
versions.
Full instructions for installing SPECTRUM on both UNIX/Linux and
Windows platforms are included in the documentation.
A Beta version of SPECTRUM (v2.76d) is now available. This is a
major upgrade over 2.75. It supports new molecules, adds support
for autoionizing lines, and includes new code that significantly
increases the speed
of computation, especially in high density regions of the
spectrum. This release also corrects some minor errors that
prevented compilation on some of the newest releases of Linux (esp.
Ubuntu 9.04). This version has been extensively tested and will
shortly become the stable version. You will find v2.76d and new,
updated documentaton at the very bottom of the download page.
SPECTRUM
download
If the above site is down, or is too slow, try the following mirror
site:
PM
Mirror site: SPECTRUM
download
Read the Notes on
Windows or the online or PDF documentation to learn how to
install the Windows binaries.
If you have any difficulties compiling or running SPECTRUM on
your computing platform, please do not hesitate to contact me at
grayro@appstate.edu.