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Density functional perturbation theory atomic charge

Therefore, one usually employs perturbation theory as discussed throughout this chapter and sticks to the point-charge model for atomic nuclei (or to some simplified spherically symmetric model density distribution) in quantum chemistry. The tiny effects of multipole moments of the nuclear charge density are then not included in the variational procedure for the determination of the electronic wave function. [Pg.600]


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