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Induced Dipole Moments
This is repeated in a reverse direction, and the difference between these two gives the induced dipole moment of the cluster for that vibrational mode. ...
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Pseudopotentials
Pseudopotentials assume that the localised core states do not take part in ... There are four fundamental properties which these pseudo-potentials display: ...
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Ray-traced images of large carbon based molecules - Dr Chris Ewels
Nov 22, 2006 ... Note there are other fullerene and nanotube related images in the gallery fantastic. If you want to know what a carbon nanotube is there is ...
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Ray-traced images gallery of nanotechnology and other carbon based ...
Nov 22, 2006 ... Nanotechnology Image Gallery. A selection of images and movies from my science research (many have been published) If you are interested in ...
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Interatomic Potentials
Interatomic potentials consist of sets of two- and three-body interaction terms of varying complexity, which are parameterised using a variety of ...
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Dimer Formation
It therefore seems to be the case that the dominant Oi loss will occur through the formation of dimers, and no enhanced diffusion process for dimer ...
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Dial P for Pizza
Dial 'P' for Pizza. By. Stephen Jenkins and. Chris Ewels. Dateline: Somewhere in New Britain, 2nd May 1997, 12.01 am. ...
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The local density approximation
The local density approximation (LDA) states that, for regions of a material where the ... The spin polarised variation (local spin density approximation, ...
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Six oxygen atom TD species
It is possible to insert an additional dimer into the di-y-lid structure, with one oxygen atom in each of the Si-Si bonds below the core Si atom. ...
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Semi-Empirical Hartree Fock
However it can be used in a parameterised form, and this is the basis of many of the semi-empirical codes such as CNDO and MINDO/3. CNDO and related schemes ...
