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Separation of the electric polarization into fast and slow components: A comparison of two partition schemes

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Aguilar, M.A.

2001 Journal of Physical Chemistry A

CITAS

44

DOI

10.1021/jp011598f

EID

2-s2.0-0035892183

ISSN

1089-5639

BIBTEX

@article { aguilar2001,title = {Separation of the electric polarization into fast and slow components: A comparison of two partition schemes},journal = {Journal of Physical Chemistry A},year = {2001},volume = {105},number = {45},pages = {10393-10396},author = {Aguilar, M.A.}}

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Manuel Ángel Aguilar Espinosa

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Photophysical And Photochemical Properties Of 3-Hydroxyflavone In Ethanol Solution: Implicit Vs Explicit Solvent Models
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Photophysical And Photochemical Properties Of 3-Hydroxyflavone In Ethanol Solution: Implicit Vs Explicit Solvent Models
An Mp2/molecular Dynamics Study Of The Solvent Effects On The Conformational Equilibrium Of The Glycine Dipeptide
Photophysical And Photochemical Properties Of 3-Hydroxyflavone In Ethanol Solution: Implicit Vs Explicit Solvent Models
An Mp2/molecular Dynamics Study Of The Solvent Effects On The Conformational Equilibrium Of The Glycine Dipeptide
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How Methylation Modifies The Photophysics Of The Native All- Trans -Retinal Protonated Schiff Base: A Caspt2/md Study In Gas Phase And In Methanol
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Qm/mm Study Of Substituent And Solvent Effects On The Excited State Dynamics Of The Photoactive Yellow Protein Chromophore
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Qm/mm Study Of Substituent And Solvent Effects On The Excited State Dynamics Of The Photoactive Yellow Protein Chromophore
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Conformational Changes Of The Alanine Dipeptide In Water-Ethanol Binary Mixtures
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Substituent And Solvent Effects On The Uv-Vis Absorption Spectrum Of The Photoactive Yellow Protein Chromophore
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Substituent And Solvent Effects On The Uv-Vis Absorption Spectrum Of The Photoactive Yellow Protein Chromophore
A New Qm/mm Method Oriented To The Study Of Ionic Liquids
Substituent And Solvent Effects On The Uv-Vis Absorption Spectrum Of The Photoactive Yellow Protein Chromophore
A New Qm/mm Method Oriented To The Study Of Ionic Liquids
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A New Qm/mm Method Oriented To The Study Of Ionic Liquids
Accelerating Qm/mm Calculations By Using The Mean Field Approximation
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Study On The Conformational Equilibrium Of The Alanine Dipeptide In Water Solution By Using The Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potential From Molecular Dynamics Methodology.
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On The Absorption Properties Of The Excited States Of Dmabn
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Beyond The Continuum Approach
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An Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potential From Molecular Dynamics Study Of The Anomeric Equilibrium Of D-Xylose In Aqueous Solution
Asep/md: A Program For The Calculation Of Solvent Effects Combining Qm/mm Methods And The Mean Field Approximation
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An Iterative Procedure To Determine Lennard-Jones Parameters For Their Use In Quantum Mechanics/molecular Mechanics Liquid State Simulations
A Theoretical Study Of Liquid Alcohols Using Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Methanol, Ethanol And Propanol
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A Theoretical Study Of Liquid Alcohols Using Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Methanol, Ethanol And Propanol
Theoretical Calculation Of The Stark Component Of The Solute-Solvent Interaction Energy. Validity Of The Mean Field Approximation In The Study Of Liquids And Solutions
Separation Of The Electric Polarization Into Fast And Slow Components: A Comparison Of Two Partition Schemes
Theoretical Calculation Of The Stark Component Of The Solute-Solvent Interaction Energy. Validity Of The Mean Field Approximation In The Study Of Liquids And Solutions
Separation Of The Electric Polarization Into Fast And Slow Components: A Comparison Of Two Partition Schemes
A Comparative Study Of Two Qm/mm Methods Testing The Validity Of The Mean Field Approximation
Separation Of The Electric Polarization Into Fast And Slow Components: A Comparison Of Two Partition Schemes
A Comparative Study Of Two Qm/mm Methods Testing The Validity Of The Mean Field Approximation
Multiconfigurational Self-Consistent And Molecular Mechanics Simulation Of Solvent Effects On The N → Π* Blue Shift Of Pyrimidine
A Comparative Study Of Two Qm/mm Methods Testing The Validity Of The Mean Field Approximation
Multiconfigurational Self-Consistent And Molecular Mechanics Simulation Of Solvent Effects On The N → Π* Blue Shift Of Pyrimidine
Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials: Coupled Method
Multiconfigurational Self-Consistent And Molecular Mechanics Simulation Of Solvent Effects On The N → Π* Blue Shift Of Pyrimidine
Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials: Coupled Method
A Multiconfiguration Self-Consistent Field/molecular Dynamics Study Of The (N→π*)1 Transition Of Carbonyl Compounds In Liquid Water
Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials: Coupled Method
A Multiconfiguration Self-Consistent Field/molecular Dynamics Study Of The (N→π*)1 Transition Of Carbonyl Compounds In Liquid Water
Solvent Effects On The 1(N, Π*) Transition Of Formaldehyde In Liquid Water. A Qm/mm Study Using The Mean Field Approximation
A Multiconfiguration Self-Consistent Field/molecular Dynamics Study Of The (N→π*)1 Transition Of Carbonyl Compounds In Liquid Water
Solvent Effects On The 1(N, Π*) Transition Of Formaldehyde In Liquid Water. A Qm/mm Study Using The Mean Field Approximation
A Mean Field Approach That Combines Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Dynamics Simulation: The Water Molecule In Liquid Water
Solvent Effects On The 1(N, Π*) Transition Of Formaldehyde In Liquid Water. A Qm/mm Study Using The Mean Field Approximation
A Mean Field Approach That Combines Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Dynamics Simulation: The Water Molecule In Liquid Water
A Mean Field Approach That Combines Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Dynamics Simulation: The Water Molecule In Liquid Water
A Mean Field Approach That Combines Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Dynamics Simulation: The Water Molecule In Liquid Water
A Mean Field Approach That Combines Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Dynamics Simulation: The Water Molecule In Liquid Water
Study Of Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Data
A Mean Field Approach That Combines Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Dynamics Simulation: The Water Molecule In Liquid Water
Study Of Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Data
Specific And Bulk Solvent Nonadditive Contributions To The In-Solution Binding Energy Of Ammonium-Water Clusters
Study Of Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Data
Specific And Bulk Solvent Nonadditive Contributions To The In-Solution Binding Energy Of Ammonium-Water Clusters
Study Of Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Data
Specific And Bulk Solvent Nonadditive Contributions To The In-Solution Binding Energy Of Ammonium-Water Clusters
Study Of Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Data
Specific And Bulk Solvent Nonadditive Contributions To The In-Solution Binding Energy Of Ammonium-Water Clusters
Study Of Solvent Effects By Means Of Averaged Solvent Electrostatic Potentials Obtained From Molecular Dynamics Data
Specific And Bulk Solvent Nonadditive Contributions To The In-Solution Binding Energy Of Ammonium-Water Clusters
Münchnone-Alkene Cycloadditions: Deviations From The Fmo Theory. Theoretical Studies In The Search Of The Transition State
Specific And Bulk Solvent Nonadditive Contributions To The In-Solution Binding Energy Of Ammonium-Water Clusters
Münchnone-Alkene Cycloadditions: Deviations From The Fmo Theory. Theoretical Studies In The Search Of The Transition State
Solvent Effects On The Potential Energy Surface Of The 1:1 Complex Of Water And Formamide: Application Of The Polarizable Continuum Model To The Study Of Nonadditive Effects
Münchnone-Alkene Cycloadditions: Deviations From The Fmo Theory. Theoretical Studies In The Search Of The Transition State
Solvent Effects On The Potential Energy Surface Of The 1:1 Complex Of Water And Formamide: Application Of The Polarizable Continuum Model To The Study Of Nonadditive Effects
Nonequilibrium Solvation: The Mutual Influence Of Solute And Solvent Dynamics
Solvent Effects On The Potential Energy Surface Of The 1:1 Complex Of Water And Formamide: Application Of The Polarizable Continuum Model To The Study Of Nonadditive Effects
Nonequilibrium Solvation: The Mutual Influence Of Solute And Solvent Dynamics
Solvent Effects On Optical Emission And Absorption Spectra: Theoretical Calculation Of The 1(N, Π*) Transition Of Formaldehyde In Solution
Nonequilibrium Solvation: The Mutual Influence Of Solute And Solvent Dynamics
Solvent Effects On Optical Emission And Absorption Spectra: Theoretical Calculation Of The 1(N, Π*) Transition Of Formaldehyde In Solution
A Theoretical Study Of Hydrogen-Bonded Complexes In Solution: Bsse And Decomposition Of Interaction Energy
Solvent Effects On Optical Emission And Absorption Spectra: Theoretical Calculation Of The 1(N, Π*) Transition Of Formaldehyde In Solution
A Theoretical Study Of Hydrogen-Bonded Complexes In Solution: Bsse And Decomposition Of Interaction Energy
Chemical Reactions In Solution: Modelling Of The Delay Of Solvent Synchronism (Dielectric Friction) Along The Reaction Path Of An Sn2 Reaction
A Theoretical Study Of Hydrogen-Bonded Complexes In Solution: Bsse And Decomposition Of Interaction Energy
Chemical Reactions In Solution: Modelling Of The Delay Of Solvent Synchronism (Dielectric Friction) Along The Reaction Path Of An Sn2 Reaction
Solute-Solvent Interactions. Part 5. An Extended Polarizable Continuum Model Including Electrostatic And Dispersion Terms And Electronic Correlation In The Solute
Chemical Reactions In Solution: Modelling Of The Delay Of Solvent Synchronism (Dielectric Friction) Along The Reaction Path Of An Sn2 Reaction
Solute-Solvent Interactions. Part 5. An Extended Polarizable Continuum Model Including Electrostatic And Dispersion Terms And Electronic Correlation In The Solute
Cavity Boundaries In The Ab Initio Polarizable Continuum Model
Solute-Solvent Interactions. Part 5. An Extended Polarizable Continuum Model Including Electrostatic And Dispersion Terms And Electronic Correlation In The Solute
Cavity Boundaries In The Ab Initio Polarizable Continuum Model
Polarizable Continuum Model Calculations Including Electron Correlation In The Ab Initio Wavefunction
Cavity Boundaries In The Ab Initio Polarizable Continuum Model
Polarizable Continuum Model Calculations Including Electron Correlation In The Ab Initio Wavefunction
Nonequilibrium Solvation: An Ab Initio Quantum-Mechanical Method In The Continuum Cavity Model Approximation
Polarizable Continuum Model Calculations Including Electron Correlation In The Ab Initio Wavefunction
Nonequilibrium Solvation: An Ab Initio Quantum-Mechanical Method In The Continuum Cavity Model Approximation
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Nonequilibrium Solvation: An Ab Initio Quantum-Mechanical Method In The Continuum Cavity Model Approximation
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Applications Of The Basic Polarizable Continuum Model. A Study Of The Vibrational Properties Of Diatomic Solutes
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Solute-Solvent Interactions. A Simple Procedure For Constructing The Solvent Cavity For Retaining A Molecular Solute
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Construction Of Theoretical Potentials In Van Der Waals Systems. An Alternative To The Polarization-Function Counterpoise Method.
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