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The CPC non-profit use licence agreement is an agreement between the
author(s) of a program distributed by the CPC Program Library and the
person who acquires it. By acquiring the program the person is
agreeing to be bound by the terms of this agreement.

    1. This licence entitles the licensee (one person) and the
    licensee's research group to obtain a copy of the source or
    executable code and to use the acquired program for academic or
    non-profit use within a research group; or, it entitles the
    licensee (one company, organisation or computing centre) to
    install the program and allow access to the executable code to
    members of the licensee's organisation for academic or non-profit
    use. No user or site will re-distribute the source code or
    executable code to a third party in original or modified form
    without the written permission of the author.

    2. Publications which result from using the acquired program will
    reference the article in Computer Physics Communications which
    describes the program.

    3. This licence does not permit any commercial (profit-making or
    proprietary) use or re-licensing or re-distributions. Persons
    interested in for-profit use should contact the author.

    4. To the extent permissible under applicable laws, no
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    actual or alleged libelous statements, infringement of
    intellectual property or privacy rights, or products liability,
    whether resulting from negligence or otherwise, including without
    limitation from any use or operation of any ideas, instructions,
    procedures, products or methods contained in the material therein.
    Access to this site is provided on an "as is" basis, and Elsevier
    does not warrant that the information or software contained herein
    is complete or accurate or free from error.

    This information or software is provided by its creators or
    authors as a service to Elsevier subscribers on an "as is" basis,
    and if downloaded by the subscriber should be checked for defects
    or viruses before being used. Unless noted otherwise, the creators
    or authors retain copyright and other proprietary rights.