✍ Scribed by Stanley L. Manatt
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It has been found that LAOCOON III can fail to converge for some strongly coupled AA′BB′ spin systems unless trial coupling constants and chemical shifts within a few tenths of a Hz of the real parameters are used to initiate the iteration. This problem seemed linked to those spin systems possessing two or more pairs of energy levels which are nearly degenerate. In the cases where LAOCOON III failed, the program NMRENIT always yielded the correct, converged, iterative solution even with completely arbitrary starting parameters. The latter program also appears to accomplish a given number of iterations with an AA′BB′ system roughly three times as fast as the former program.
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