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Modelling Applications and Theory, Volume

Chemical Modelling Applications and Theory, Volume 1 The Royal Society of Chemistry, 2000 [Pg.1]

Section 4 describes specific methods of calculation, with some emphasis on new developments in the period from about 1970 to the present. Section 5 is a literature review of the period 1998-May 1999. [Pg.2]

2 Perturbation of Molecules by Static Electric Fields General Theory [Pg.2]

If the electrostatic potential created at the point, r, by the external field is K(r), the perturbed hamiltonian operator is, [Pg.2]

Traceless forms of the higher multipole operators have been given by Buckingham.12 Much of the work reviewed will refer to the case of a spatially uniform applied field, when the perturbed hamiltonian reduces to [Pg.2]


S. Wilson, in Specialist Periodical Reports Chemical Modelling-Applications and Theory, volume 1, Senior Reporter A. HinchlilTc, Royal Society of Chemistry, London, 2000. [Pg.524]


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