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					| Titre de série : | Challenges and Advances in Computational Chemistry and Physics |  
					| Titre : | Vol.22 : Applications of topological methods in molecular chemistry |  
					| Type de document : | texte imprimé |  
					| Auteurs : | Remi Chauvin, Éditeur scientifique ; Christine Lepetit, Éditeur scientifique ; Bernard Silvi, Éditeur scientifique ; Esmail Alikhani, Éditeur scientifique |  
					| Editeur : | Cham, Heidelberg : Springer |  
					| Année de publication : | 2016 |  
					| Collection : | Challenges and Advances in Computational Chemistry and Physics num. 22 |  
					| Importance : | ix, 586 p. |  
					| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-3-319-29020-1 |  
					| Langues : | Anglais (eng) |  
					| Catégories : | Chimie théorique 
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					| Tags : | QUANTUM CHEMISTRY  HU?CKEL MOLECULAR ORBITALS |  
					| Index. décimale : | B-H |  
					| Note de contenu : | "* Topological approaches of the bonding in conceptual chemistry Part I Topological methods: Definition, state of the art and prospects
 * On quantum chemical topology ; * Localization-delocalization matrices and electron density-weighted adjacency/connectivity matrices: A bridge between the quantum theory of atoms in molecules and chemical graph theory ; * Extending the topological analysis and seeking the real-space subsystems in non-coulombic systems with homogeneous potential energy functions ; * Exploring chemistry through the source function for the electron and the electron spin densities ; * Emergent scalar and vector fields in quantum chemical topology ; * Topology of quantum mechanical current density vector fields induced in a molecule by static magnetic perturbations ; * Topological analysis of the Fukui function ; * Topological tools for the study of families of reaction mechanisms: The fundamental groups of potential surfaces in the universal molecule context ; * Quantum chemical topology approach for dissecting chemical structure and reactivity.
 Part II Topological methods for the characterization of ?-electron delocalization and aromaticity
 * Paradise Lost- ?-electron conjugation in homologs and derivatives of perylene ; * Rules of aromaticity ; * Localized structures at the Hückel level, a Hückel-derived valence bond method ; * Magnetic properties of conjugated hydrocarbons from topological Hamiltonians.
 Part III Topological methods for the characterization of weak bonding interactions
 * What can be learnt from a location of bond paths and from electron density distribution ; * Following halogen bonds formation with Bader’s atoms-in-molecules theory ; * Charge transfer in beryllium bonds and cooperativity of beryllium and halogen bonds. A new perspective ; * A complete NCI perspective: From new bonds to reactivity ; * Diversity of the nature of the nitrogen-oxygen bond in inorganic and organic nitrites in the light of topological analysis of Electron Localisation Function (ELF) ; * Quantum chemical topology in the field of quasirelativistic quantum calculations."
 
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					| Cote : | B-H076 (SdS) |  
					| Num_Inv : | 3460 | 
Challenges and Advances in Computational Chemistry and Physics. Vol.22 : Applications of topological methods in molecular chemistry [texte imprimé] / Remi Chauvin , Éditeur scientifique ; Christine Lepetit , Éditeur scientifique ; Bernard Silvi , Éditeur scientifique ; Esmail Alikhani , Éditeur scientifique . - Cham, Heidelberg : Springer , 2016 . - ix, 586 p.. - (Challenges and Advances in Computational Chemistry and Physics ; 22) .ISBN  : 978-3-319-29020-1Langues  : Anglais (eng ) 
					| Catégories : | Chimie théorique 
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					| Tags : | QUANTUM CHEMISTRY  HU?CKEL MOLECULAR ORBITALS |  
					| Index. décimale : | B-H |  
					| Note de contenu : | "* Topological approaches of the bonding in conceptual chemistry Part I Topological methods: Definition, state of the art and prospects
 * On quantum chemical topology ; * Localization-delocalization matrices and electron density-weighted adjacency/connectivity matrices: A bridge between the quantum theory of atoms in molecules and chemical graph theory ; * Extending the topological analysis and seeking the real-space subsystems in non-coulombic systems with homogeneous potential energy functions ; * Exploring chemistry through the source function for the electron and the electron spin densities ; * Emergent scalar and vector fields in quantum chemical topology ; * Topology of quantum mechanical current density vector fields induced in a molecule by static magnetic perturbations ; * Topological analysis of the Fukui function ; * Topological tools for the study of families of reaction mechanisms: The fundamental groups of potential surfaces in the universal molecule context ; * Quantum chemical topology approach for dissecting chemical structure and reactivity.
 Part II Topological methods for the characterization of ?-electron delocalization and aromaticity
 * Paradise Lost- ?-electron conjugation in homologs and derivatives of perylene ; * Rules of aromaticity ; * Localized structures at the Hückel level, a Hückel-derived valence bond method ; * Magnetic properties of conjugated hydrocarbons from topological Hamiltonians.
 Part III Topological methods for the characterization of weak bonding interactions
 * What can be learnt from a location of bond paths and from electron density distribution ; * Following halogen bonds formation with Bader’s atoms-in-molecules theory ; * Charge transfer in beryllium bonds and cooperativity of beryllium and halogen bonds. A new perspective ; * A complete NCI perspective: From new bonds to reactivity ; * Diversity of the nature of the nitrogen-oxygen bond in inorganic and organic nitrites in the light of topological analysis of Electron Localisation Function (ELF) ; * Quantum chemical topology in the field of quasirelativistic quantum calculations."
 
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					| Cote : | B-H076 (SdS) |  
					| Num_Inv : | 3460 | 
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