Fast Electron Repulsion Integrals for Molecular Coulomb Sturmians

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Fast Electron Repulsion Integrals for Molecular Coulomb Sturmians. / Avery, James Emil.

Advances in Quantum Chemistry,: PROCEEDINGS OF MEST 2012: EXPONENTIAL TYPE ORBITALS FOR MOLECULAR ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE THEORY. Vol. 67 2013. p. 129-151 (Advances in Quantum Chemistry).

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Avery, JE 2013, Fast Electron Repulsion Integrals for Molecular Coulomb Sturmians. in Advances in Quantum Chemistry,: PROCEEDINGS OF MEST 2012: EXPONENTIAL TYPE ORBITALS FOR MOLECULAR ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE THEORY. vol. 67, Advances in Quantum Chemistry, pp. 129-151. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-411544-6.00006-6

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Avery, J. E. (2013). Fast Electron Repulsion Integrals for Molecular Coulomb Sturmians. In Advances in Quantum Chemistry,: PROCEEDINGS OF MEST 2012: EXPONENTIAL TYPE ORBITALS FOR MOLECULAR ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE THEORY (Vol. 67, pp. 129-151). Advances in Quantum Chemistry https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-411544-6.00006-6

Vancouver

Avery JE. Fast Electron Repulsion Integrals for Molecular Coulomb Sturmians. In Advances in Quantum Chemistry,: PROCEEDINGS OF MEST 2012: EXPONENTIAL TYPE ORBITALS FOR MOLECULAR ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE THEORY. Vol. 67. 2013. p. 129-151. (Advances in Quantum Chemistry). https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-411544-6.00006-6

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Avery, James Emil. / Fast Electron Repulsion Integrals for Molecular Coulomb Sturmians. Advances in Quantum Chemistry,: PROCEEDINGS OF MEST 2012: EXPONENTIAL TYPE ORBITALS FOR MOLECULAR ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE THEORY. Vol. 67 2013. pp. 129-151 (Advances in Quantum Chemistry).

Bibtex

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