Add Gaussian QuickByte#259
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Fixes #72. New tutorial covering loading Gaussian on Easley, building/writing a .com input file, running interactively on a compute node, and submitting a multi-node batch job using Linda (Gaussian's cross-node coordination helper). Based on the CARC "Intermediate Introduction to Computing at CARC: 1 hour version with Gaussian" workshop material (module name, Linda env var setup via $CARC_NODEFILE), adapted from PBS/Hopper examples to Slurm/Easley and re-verified end-to-end: both the single-node interactive run and the 2-node Linda batch run completed with "Normal termination of Gaussian 16" on Easley.
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Fixes #72. Adds a new QuickByte for running Gaussian on Easley: loading the module, writing a
.cominput file, running interactively on a compute node, and submitting a multi-node batch job using Linda (Gaussian's cross-node coordination helper).Based on the CARC "Intermediate Introduction to Computing at CARC: 1 hour version with Gaussian" workshop material, adapted from the original PBS/Hopper examples to Slurm/Easley.