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Electronic Structure Theory

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Electronic Structure Theory
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Publisher: Fritz Haber Institute
Number of pages: 63

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The goal of electonic structure theory is to be predictive. Computational Electronic Structure Theory is an ever-growing field which combines theoretical physics and chemistry with computer science and math. Contents: The Schroedinger Equation; Wave Function based approaches; Density Functional Theory; Green's Function Theory.

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