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Supercomputers In Chemistry

By Robert B Walker, Arthur M. Lesk, Fred W McLafferty, Richard L. Lozes, Stephen WILSON, H. L. Frisch, D.M. Ceperley, Malcolm Bersohn, Peter Lykos, Walter W. Jones, P Stern, Marvin Bishop, Murray Goodman, Isaiah Shavitt, M. H. KALOS, David Edelson, P. Jeffrey Hay, MARIE C. FLANIGAN, MARTYN F. GUEST, KATSUNORI HIJIKATA, HAROLD W. GALBRAITH, THEODORE R. YOUNG, LINDA C. KAUFMAN, DANIEL D. WARNER, IN KI MUN, DAVID CEPERLEY, KARL D. HARDMAN, P. DAUBER, A. T. HAGLER, D. OSGUTHORPE, R. SHARON, DAVID N. J. WHITE, BRUCE COLTON, Symposium On Supercomputers And Chemistry

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x, 278 p. : 24 cm. -- Papers presented at the Symposium on Supercomputers and Chemistry Includes bibliographical references and index

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