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- Curvy-steps approach to constraint-free extended-Lagrangian ab initio molecular dynamics, using atom-centered basis functions: Convergence
- N-representability and variational stability in natural orbital functional theory
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- Magnitude and Significance of the Higher-Order Reduced Density
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- First-principles, quantum-mechanical simulations of electron solvation by a water cluster John M. Herbert, and Martin Head-Gordon
- Time-resolved infrared spectroscopy of the lowest triplet state of thymine and thymidine
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- Renormalized ladder-type expansions for many-particle propagators John M. Herbert*
- Symmetric versus asymmetric discretization of the integral equations in polarizable continuum solvation models
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- Stabilization and rovibronic spectra of the T-shaped and linear ground-state conformers of a weakly bound rare-gashomonuclear
- Charge Penetration and the Origin of Large O-H Vibrational Red-Shifts in Hydrated-Electron Clusters, (H2O)n
- Ab Initio Investigation of Electron Detachment in Dicarboxylate Dianions John M. Herbert and J. V. Ortiz*
- Comparison of Two-Electron Densities Reconstructed from One-Electron
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- Accuracy and limitations of second-order many-body perturbation theory for predicting vertical detachment energies of solvated-electron clustersw
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- Noncovalent Interactions in Extended Systems Described by the Effective Fragment Potential Method: Theory and Application to Nucleobase Oligomers
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