通过分散校正的第二阶级梅勒-普莱塞特扰动理论改进了内部和分子间相互作用的描述

Gregory J O Beran1, Chandler Greenwell1, Cameron Cook1

  • 1Department of Chemistry, University of California, Riverside, California 92521, United States.

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概括

一个新的自旋元件缩放,分散校正的第二阶Møller-Plesset扰动理论 (SCS-MP2D) 模型准确地描述了分子晶体. 这种量子化学方法改善了对有机凝聚相系统的结构能量和分子间相互作用的预测.

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