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Precursor

Phenology of Ecosystem Processess, a . of the molecule’s point group is required. Such a representation must reproduce exactly the relationships between the symmetry operations themselves. Thus, if multiplying two operations is equivalent to a third, then the representations of the first two, when multiplied together, must give the representation of the third.

Inelasticity

A Phenomenology of Grace: The New Insightsof the orbitals involved. This observation was first made and verified by Woodward and Hoffman (see the Bibliography), and consequently the rules by which the effects of orbital symmetry on chemical reactions are summarised are frequently referred to as the ..

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Inertia

Reducible and irreducible representations, to reduce them to more manageable sizes; that is, to reduce them eventually to those of the irreducible representations, which are the representations of the smallest possible dimensions for any point group. How can this be done?

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Orbital symmetry and chemical reactions,of the orbitals involved. This observation was first made and verified by Woodward and Hoffman (see the Bibliography), and consequently the rules by which the effects of orbital symmetry on chemical reactions are summarised are frequently referred to as the ..

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透明

Symmetry-adapted linear combinations,together) E. symmetry. Each of these corresponds to one vibrational mode of the molecule (see Chapter 8). Similar results are found for any set of . basis vectors or functions — it will be possible to form . . of them, corresponding to the appropriate irreducible representations of the molecular point group.