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Molecular Physics
An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics
Volume 18, 1970 - Issue 3
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Comments on the use of Schmidt orthogonalization in quantum chemistry

J. Killingbeck Physics Department, University of Hull
Pages 417-419 | Received 29 Sep 1969, Published online: 23 Aug 2006

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J.E. Lowther. (1971) Contributions to the Zeeman splitting of cubic crystal field levels of lanthanide ions. Molecular Physics 22:5, pages 899-906.
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A. C. Beri, Taesul Lee, T. P. Das & R. M. Sternheimer. (1983) First-principles theory of antishielding effects in the nuclear quadrupole interaction in ionic crystals: Application to in . Physical Review B 28:5, pages 2335-2351.
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