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Perfect and Imperfect Ground Forms

Let 0(nP s ) denote a circular single coronoid as in Chapt. 5. Furthermore, introduce [Pg.153]

GP(rio as a ground form obtained by a two-contact addition of a hexagon to O. Then the formula coefficients obey [Pg.153]

DefinUioiis 6.S (a) A perfect ground form (of single coronoids), G, is a single coronoid with the [Pg.153]

The spiral walk generates exactly one G system (G or G ) for every possible formula (tIq 5q). It should be observed, however, that there may be several nonisomorphic systems G Uq 5q for a given formula, and it may happen that some of them have not the structure of a hexagon added to a circular coronoid. [Pg.153]

The associated benzenoid to G is a ground form benzenoid, while the associated [Pg.153]


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