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Introduction to Electronic Structure Methods

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Introduction to Electronic Structure Methods
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Publisher: EPFL
Number of pages: 118

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The main target of this course is to introduce the basic notions of computational quantum chemistry, which allow to explore reaction mechanisms and explain observations of laboratory reactions. Methods for quantum chemistry can also be applied to solid state physics problems.

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