Titlebook: Concepts, Methods and Applications of Quantum Systems in Chemistry and Physics; Selected proceedings Yan A. Wang,Mark Thachuk,Jean Maruani

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Matrix Elements for Explicitly-Correlated Atomic Wave Functionst correlation factor . can occur as a power multiplying an orbital functional form (a . function) and/or in an exponent (producing .). Hylleraas functions in which each wave-function term contains at most one linear . factor define a method known as .. This paper reviews the analytical methods avail

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Effective Bond-Strength Indicators of performing numerous, tedious calculations of individual bond dissociation energies (BDEs) for all bonds within a molecule. Based on the commonly available structure-property indicators for bond strength, such as bond length (.), the Mulliken interatomic electron number (MIEN), the Wiberg bond or

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Advanced Relativistic Energy Approach in Electron-Collisional Spectroscopy of Multicharged Ions in Pof the multicharged ions in plasmas, in particular, computing the electron-ion collision strengths, cross-sections etc. The approach is combined with relativistic many-body perturbation theory with the Debye shielding model Hamiltonian for electron-nuclear and electron-electron systems. The optimize

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