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Transferable Empirical Nonbonded Potential Functions,ce organic crystals, whose crystal structures and experimental lattice energies are known. A review is given of the relevant mathematical procedures (Ewald’s accelerated convergence of lattice sums, force-fit and direct-parameter-fit methods).

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Conference proceedings 1999inary areas of research within computer science. This volume contains a selection of papers from WIRN Vietri-99, the 11th Italian Workshop on Neural Nets. This annual event, sponsored, amongst others, by the IEEE Neural Networks Council and the INNS/SIG Italy, brings together the best of research fr

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