Fundamentals of Computational Chemistry by Daniel Sullivan

Fundamentals of Computational Chemistry

Daniel Sullivan

NY RESEARCH PRESS · Print & ebook · May 17, 2018

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An introduction to computational chemistry’s use of programs to calculate molecular structures and properties.
Genres
Molecular Modeling, Physical Chemistry
Published
NY RESEARCH PRESS, May 17, 2018

About this book

Computational chemistry is a sub-field of chemistry which aims at solving problems of chemical nature by using computer programs. It calculates molecular structure and properties by integrating methods of theoretical chemistry and computer programs. Some of the methods used in this field are ab initio methods, chemical and molecular dynamics, density functional methods, etc.

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This book elucidates the concepts and innovative models around prospective developments with respect to computational chemistry. It is a compilation of chapters that discuss the most vital concepts in this field. For all those who are interested in this subject, this textbook can prove to be an essential guide.

Molecular Structure Calculations

An introduction to computational chemistry’s use of programs to calculate molecular structures and properties.

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  • How theoretical chemistry meets computer programs
  • Calculations of molecular structure and properties

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  • Ab initio methods
  • Density functional methods

Where it sits

Molecular Modeling100%
Physical Chemistry86%

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Publisher categories

  • Molecular Modeling
Authors
Daniel Sullivan
Publisher
NY RESEARCH PRESS
Published
May 17, 2018
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
Molecular Modeling