On the influence of confinement effects on electric properties: An ab initio study
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- article
- Published
- 2007-12-05
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- 28
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- 33
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Keywords
Ab initio, Dipole, RADIUS, Hyperpolarizability, Nanotube
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- Vibrational frequencies of fullerenes C60 and C70 under pressure studied with a quantum chemical model including spatial confinement effects.
- On the directional character of orbital compression: A model study of the electric properties of LiH–(He)n complexes
- On the particular importance of vibrational contributions to the static electrical properties of model linear molecules under spatial confinement.
- About diverse behavior of the molecular electric properties upon spatial confinement
- Electric dipole hyperpolarizability of the beryllium atom in the gas phase and in spatial confinement
- Linear and nonlinear electric properties of spatially confined LiH molecule, studied with the finite field method
- Tuning the energy barrier of water exchange reactions on Al(III) by interaction with the single-walled carbon nanotubes.
- The hydrogen molecule inside prolate spheroidal boxes: full nuclear position optimization
- On decomposition of interaction-induced electric properties of HF dimer
- Does the spatial confinement influence the electric properties and cooperative effects of the hydrogen bonded systems? HCN chains as a case study
- Electric dipole (hyper)polarizabilities of spatially confined LiH molecule.
- Spheroidal confinement of a single electron and of the hydrogen atom, the H 2+ and HeH++ molecular ions with arbitrary nuclear positions along the major axis
- Resonant and Nonresonant Hyperpolarizabilities of Spatially Confined Molecules: A Case Study of Cyanoacetylene.
- On the nonlinear electrical properties of molecules in confined spaces – From cylindrical harmonic potential to carbon nanotube cages
- The effect of spatial confinement on the noble-gas HArF molecule: structure and electric properties
- Confinement of (HF)2 in Cn (n = 60, 70, 80, 90) cages
- Hydrogen-bonded complexes upon spatial confinement: structural and energetic aspects.
- Many-electron atom confinement by a penetrable spherical box
- The influence of the chemical compression on the electric properties of molecular systems within the supermolecular approximation: the LiH molecule as a case study.
- Energy-level structure of the hydrogen atom confined by a penetrable cylindrical cavity
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