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Bickel, P., Friedrich, R. et al. (2005). Externalities of Energy Extension of Accounting Frameworks and Policy Applications (ExternE-Pol). Final Technical Report. Project funded by the European Commission s EEDS programme, project co-ordinator IER, University of Stuttgart. 

The form of Ecj. (XIV.7.7) is sufficient to fit the second and third explosion limits. However, again the quantitative fitting of the constants is practically meaningless because of the appearance of the quite variable surface terms. For this reason also we shall not attempt to discuss the various numerical results which have been obtained for the different rate constants or the assigned activation energies. Extensive studies of the effects of various surfaces on the different explosion limits have been made by Warren, who was not able to assign a specific chemical role to the behavior of the different surfaces studied or to detect significant differences in effects of the wall on the different radicals present. 

Potential function determined. Barrier = 15.3 cm 1, less than the zero point energy. Extensive studies of isotopic species.Exten-sive studies of vibration rotation interaction 5,9, 32) 45-59)... 

Key words cosmic rays of ultrahigh energy, extensive air showers, anisotropy, clusters,... 

Fig. 1.4), or indeed in ferrocene, Fe(C5H5)2. This is because such units as CH and Fe(CO)3 or MiiiCDf have very similar frontier orbital characteristics with which to bond to other units. Though not isoelectronic, they are isolobal/" " " Their frontier orbitals have similar energies, extensions in space, and lobal characteristics, which enables them to participate in the same types of bonding (Fig. 1.21). 

Theoretical justification for the electron bookkeeping device of treating CH and Co(CO)3 or Ni(n -Cd 1) units as similar sources of three AOs and two electrons for cluster forming use followed from analyses of the frontier orbitals [HOMOs and lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals (LUMOs)] of such conical transition metal units by Hoffmann,Mingos, " and others who coined the term isolobal to describe their relationship to a CH unit. Although the transition metal units use pd hybrid AOs where carbon uses p or sp hybrids, the numbers, energies, extensions in space, and lobal characteristics of these orbitals are very similar, justifying the description of these units as isolobal, written as follows (cf. Fig. 1.19 in Chapter 1) ... 

Mulligan, Patrida J. 1977. raiingness-to-Pay for Decreased Risk from Nudear Plant Acddents. Working Ptqrer No. 3, Energy Extension Progrmns, Penn lvania State University. 

Several surface vibrational studies were oriented to determine the effect that different metal surfaces have on the structure and orientation of macrocycles displaying different ring macrocycle size and the electronic energy extension, and the number of the eventual metal coordinating nitrogen New... 

This simple, but elegant, approach resulted in the first realistic description of the electronic structure and optical properties of semiconductors. The EPM also yielded the first accurate picture of the covalent bond in solids [3]. It demonstrated conclusively that a one-electron (band picture) of solids was correct and could be used to interpret spectroscopic results. As such, it helped create the field of optical spectroscopy in solids. But, however successful the EPM was, there were issues outside its applicability structural energies. Extensions of the EPM were contemplated, but it was widely believed at the time that no first principles or ab initio theory could be expected to describe the solid state with sufficient accuracy to obtain any useful or predictive information. 

The QM/MM minimum free energy path (QM/MM-MFEP) method (122,127, 128) is a free-energy extension to the QM/MM free energy perturbation (QM/MM-FEP) method (123). In the QM/MM- MFEP method, a sequential sampling and optimization procedure is employed in which molecular dynamics simulations are performed for the MM subsystem and geometry optimizations are performed for the QM subsystem. The QM subsystem is optimized on the PMF surface for... 

The SI system consists of seven fundamental units, each identifying a physical quantity such as length (meter), mass (kilogram), or temperature (kelvin). These are combined into many derived units used to identify quantities such as volume, density, and energy. Extensive properties, such as mass, depend on sample size intensive properties, such as temperature, do not. (Section 1.4)... 

Description of the system through its functions of state U = Total energy (extensive function of state)... 

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