Releases

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Download Octopus

Latest release: Octopus 15.1 (for CMake) , Octopus 15.1 (for configure + make)

All releases:

Each stable release is identified by two numbers (for example x.y). The first number indicates a particular version of Octopus and the second one the release. Before the 6.0 release (2016) Octopus used a three-number scheme, with the first two numbers being the version and the third one the release.

An increase in the revision number indicates that this release contains bug fixes and minor changes over the previous version, but that no new features were added (it may happen that we disable some features that are found to contain serious bugs).

Development versions (that you can get from the git repository) do not have a version number, they only have a code name. For code names we use the scientific names of Octopus species. These are the code names that we have used so far (this scheme was started after the release of version 3.2):

• Octopus 15 [Octopus tehuelchus]
• Octopus 14 [Octopus mercatoris]
• Octopus 13 [Octopus bimaculatus]
• Octopus 12 [Octopus maya]
• Octopus 11 [Octopus arborescens]
• Octopus 10 [Octopus selene (moon octopus)]
• Octopus 9 [Octopus australis (hammer octopus)]
• Octopus 8 [Octopus wolfi (star-sucker pygmy octopus)]
• Octopus 7 [Octopus mimus (Gould octopus)]
• Octopus 6 [Octopus tetricus (common Sydney octopus or gloomy octopus)]
• Octopus 5 [Octopus superciliosus (frilled pygmy octopus)]
• Octopus 4 [Octopus vulgaris (common octopus)]
• Octopus 3
• Octopus 2

• Older releases
  • 1.4: tar.gz, i386 rpm, x86_64.rpm, src.rpm, pdf, ps, html.tar.gz, html
  • 1.3: tar.gz, i386.rpm, fedora.i386.rpm, src.rpm, pdf, ps, html.tar.gz, html
  • 1.1: .tar.gz, i386.rpm, src.rpm, pdf, ps, html.tar.gz, html
  • historical: 1.0.1.tar.gz, 1.0.tar.gz, 0.9.tar.gz

You can also get the development version (cyanea) from Gitlab.

Live images containing Octopus

The following images iso-images for a system with an installation of Octopus can be downloaded here:

• Octopus 12.1 (md5sum: 30d884cc012470db379273409428e525)

Live ISO username: octopus
Live ISO password: octopus

The image contains an installation of postopus and a quick start example. The example can be launched in a terminal via

octopus@debian-live:~$ jupyter-notebook Quick_Start.ipynb

LibXC

Libxc is the set of exchange-correlation functionals used in Octopus, which is also a separate library shared among several codes. Download here.

Other packages

• xyz-tools.tar.gz: Some handy tools to generate clusters, fullerenes, nanotubes and manipulate .xyz files.

• FortranCL: a OpenCL Fortran 90 interface. Based on Octopus OpenCL implementation.

• carbon-tb.tar.gz: Tight-binding code for carbon. You can calculate phonons, dynamics, etc.

• oct_parser-1.0.tar.gz, oct_parser-1.1.tar.gz: The parser used in octopus. Feel free to use it in your own projects. More info on the parser is available at Input_file.