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Applied Quantum Chemistry: Proceedings of the Nobel Laureate Symposium on Applied Quantum Chemistry in Honor of G. Herzberg, R. S. Mulliken, K. F
Smith Jr, Vedene H. ; Schaefer Iii, Henry F. ; Morokuma, Keiji (Author)
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Applied Quantum Chemistry: Proceedings of the Nobel Laureate Symposium on Applied Quantum Chemistry in Honor of G. Herzberg, R. S. Mulliken, K. F - Smith Jr, Vedene H. ; Schaefer III, Henry F. ; Morokuma, Keiji
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Synopsis "Applied Quantum Chemistry: Proceedings of the Nobel Laureate Symposium on Applied Quantum Chemistry in Honor of G. Herzberg, R. S. Mulliken, K. F"
This volume constitutes the proceedings of the Nobel Laureate Symposium on Applied Quantum Chemistry held during the International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies, 16-21 December 1984, in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Symposium was held in honour of the five Nobel Laureates who have contributed so extensively to the development of Applied Quantum Chemistry. K. Fukui, G. Herzberg, R. Hoffmann, W.N. Lipscomb and R.S. Mulliken. Professors Fukui, Hoffmann and Lipscomb attended and presented plenary lectures to the Symposium. Their lectures and the other invited papers and invited poster presentations brought into focus the current state of Applied Quantum Chemistry and showed the importance of the interaction between quantum theory and experiment. We are indebted to the Subdivision of Theoretical Chemistry and the Division of Physical Chemistry of the American Chemical Society, the Division of Physical Chemistry of the Chemical Institute of Canada, Energy Conversion Devices, Inc., the IBM Corporation, and the Congress for their financial support which helped to make the Symposium possible. We would like to thank Dr. Philip Payne for making some of the local arrangements, and Mrs. Betty McIntosh for her assistance in arranging the Symposium and in the preparation of these proceedings for publication.
