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R. Forst,H.-R. Casser,K.-W. Zilkensre packages. While avoiding technical derivations of response functions, the fundamental idea of response theory, namely, the calculation of field-induced molecular properties through changes in expectation values, is explained in a manner equally valid for approximate wave function and density func

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Entwicklung des Ultraschallscreeningsf physical systems and develop detailed and more predictive theoretical models, it becomes even more important to provide an accurate description of the underlying molecular interactions. The goal of this chapter is to describe recent developments in the theory of intermolecular interactions that ha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00580-4is helping to build our understanding about more complex structure and function of biopolymers. Here, we have review some of the models and techniques that have been employed to study force-induced transitions in biopolymers. We briefly describe the merit and limitation of these models and technique

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Cholelithiasis und Cholezystitisthe simple calculations and the available experimental data is as good as it is..N. L. Allinger, J. Am. Chem. Soc., ., 5727, 1959.A short survey of the general principles and various applications of molecular mechanics (MM) is presented. The origin of molecular mechanics and its evolution is followe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69731-9and visualization, of vibrational spectra. It deals primarily with the practical aspects of determining molecular structure and vibrational spectra computationally. Both minima (i.e., stable molecules) and transition states are discussed, as well as infrared (IR), Raman, and vibrational circular dic

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J. Walser,W. Brandtner,H. Haselbachdure is first described, namely, obtaining molecular structures and electronic energies of reactants and products, followed by vibrational frequency calculations and evaluation of thermal corrections. Since it is harder to obtain a given accuracy for some types of reactions than others, some discuss

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A. Anderegg,P. A. Despland,R. Ottoelieved to be involved. Life on Earth also depends, both directly and indirectly, on the influence that light has on chemistry. The energy of the Sun’s visible and ultraviolet radiation promotes processes that not only permit the continued existence of life on the planet, but which are keys for evol