An LCAO MO Self‐Consistent Field Calculation of the Ground State of H2O

Ellison, Frank O.; Shull, Harrison

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An LCAO MO Self‐Consistent Field Calculation of the Ground State of H2O

Author(s): Frank O. Ellison , Harrison Shull

Publication date Created: August 1953

Publication date (Print): August 1953

Journal: The Journal of Chemical Physics

Publisher: AIP Publishing

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Title: The Journal of Chemical Physics

Abbreviated Title: The Journal of Chemical Physics

Publisher: AIP Publishing

ISSN (Print): 0021-9606

ISSN (Electronic): 1089-7690

Publication date Created: August 1953

Publication date (Print): August 1953

Volume: 21

Issue: 8

Pages: 1420-1421

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DOI: 10.1063/1.1699259

SO-VID: 78190b23-2d7d-43d6-9de4-87a4affd4832

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