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Quantum Chemistry Molecules for Innovations

Quantum Chemistry Molecules for Innovations

Quantum Chemistry Molecules for Innovations

The book deals with the topics that are fundamentally related to the theoretical foundations as well as innovative quantum chemistry applications in molecular research. It caters to advanced topics, such as numerical solution of ordinary differential equations with spectral methods, use of pseudopotentials in composite methods, and quantum chemical calculations for various chemical systems, including exploration of molecular mechanisms involved in DNA mutations, charge carrier mobility in organic electronics, and compounds of high energy density. This book is designed for researchers and students who seek the application of quantum chemistry to advanced topics in materials science, biochemistry, and molecular engineering.

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