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Most probable number methodology

The outlook given in this chapter on the theory of the second-order contracted Schrodinger equation and on its methodology has been aimed mostly at convincing the reader that this theory is not difficult to understand and that its methodology is now ready to be applied. That is, in the author s opinion, this methodology can be considered as accurate and probably more economical than the best standard quantum chemical computational methods for the study of states where the occupation number of spin orbitals is close to one or zero. [Pg.159]

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