By I. G. Csizmadia (auth.), Cemil Ögretir, Imre G. Csizmadia (eds.)
The academics in addition to the members got here from various clinical backgrOlUldsfor the NATO -Advanced examine Institute (ASDheld atAltinoluk, Edremit. Turkey through the interval of July 31 -August 12 1989. the academics have been collage Professors from the us, Canada, England, C'-.ermany, France and Spain and so they coated a large spectrwn of specialities from method t.o appications. however scholars coming from many of the NATO international locations arrived with an inhomogeneous history to soak up the large spectnUIl of fabric lined by way of the teachers. in spite of the fact that, via the top of the 2 week interval of the ASI, that preliminary distinction in clinical history have been diminished considerably . the academics had lined topics from the main basic to the main utilized facets of theoretical and computational natural chemistry. The lectures have been argnmented with educational classes and computational laboratory led via a small team of carefnlly chosen tutors. total, this NATO -ASI was once a ~at luck and the Editors are hopeful that the current quantity will converse the medical luck and should radiate the highbrow spirit of the meeting.
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Ij) i,j k,l 1,1 2 1,2 3 1,3 2,1 2,2 2,3 3,1 8 3,2 3,3 2 b 2,1' 2,2 (11113) (llj 21) (12113) (12121) 1,1 1,2 (11 11 l) (11112) (12112) (13113) 2,3 3,1 (11122) [111 23) [ 1113 1) (11132) [111 33i (12122) (12123) (1213 1) (1213 2 ) (12133, (13121 ) (13122) n3123) (1313 1) [13132} (13133) (21121) (21122) [ 21 123) (2113 1) (2lj 32) ( 21 133' (22122) 3,2 {221 23} { 22131} [ 2213 2 ) [ 22133: (23123) (23j31) {2213 2 } (23: 331 (3 113 1) {3113 2 } {31133} ( 32 132) (32133) ( 331 33 ) 38 Note that the above formulae in [100J are only valid for i 2.
C = O. In this event the density matrix becomes zero (p = 0) and terms (J, K and E) that incorporate it will vanish. However, the F-matrix will not vanish since only the last two terms in the expression F = H +2J - K depend on p. The approximation is analogous to a Hucket type calculation. 1 ENERGY EXPRESSION IN MO BASIS (CLOSED SHELL): E= E o + El + E2 = E M 0 +2 ~ h¢ p = 1 pp M + ~ M ~ (2 P= 1 q= 1 J pq - K pq ) [75] where Eo is the nuclear repulsion energy NAT OMS A-I ~ A=l ~ B=l [76] 30 nuclear charges distance between atoms A and B The second term in [75] is the one~lectron energy (E 1) and has the following elements under the summation .
Convergence may be measured by the difference between the energy values associated with two successive iterations (6E = E 1 - E ). Since we do not know the energy nn n to be expected after the first iteration (which depends on the initial coefficient matrix) it is best to set the initial value of E greater than zero. It is also possible to judge convergence in terms of the density matrix p (6p n = pn-1 - Pn ). 1 I ~ w 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 Number of iteration -"I~ ~ n \ \ \ :0 0- E o U 0, ~, 0, °'°'0_0_0_ - - ---ESCF Figure 9 A schematic illustration for the convergency of an SCF calculation.