1973
DOI: 10.1002/qua.560070217
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Technique d'optimisation de l'energie SCF en fonction des exposants de slater

Abstract: AbstractsWe describe a method to optimize simultaneously Slater orbital exponents. The procedure is based on Newton's method and requires the derivatives of the energy as a function of the exponents. The calculation of these derivatives is described explicitly. The method has been applied to the hydrogen molecule.

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“…(124,123). This last method was later employed with different approximations and for various purposes by Chowdhury and Basu (125) More elaborated treatments have also been applied: ab initio methods by Bouscasse (130) and Bernardi et al (131); then the all-valenceelectrons methods, derived from PPP, by Gelus et al (132) and by PhanTan-Luu et al (133) and CNDO methods by Bojesen et al (113) and by Salmona et al (134).…”
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“…(124,123). This last method was later employed with different approximations and for various purposes by Chowdhury and Basu (125) More elaborated treatments have also been applied: ab initio methods by Bouscasse (130) and Bernardi et al (131); then the all-valenceelectrons methods, derived from PPP, by Gelus et al (132) and by PhanTan-Luu et al (133) and CNDO methods by Bojesen et al (113) and by Salmona et al (134).…”
Section: Theoretical Model Electronic Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chemical Reactivity 127 first known metal complex of 2,2'-dithiazolyl (183) and Fe(I1) as a red-yellow coloration appearing in hot aqueous solutions of both constituents but disappearing when cooled. On the other hand, 4,4'-dithiazolyl (184) gave no complex in the same conditions (460).…”
Section: B Thiazole Complexes With Metal Atomsmentioning
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