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Bond Functions in SCF Calculations on Molecules Containing Second-row Atoms

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1976-12-01

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Basis set expansion in molecules containing second-row atoms by inclusion of s and p-type gaussian functions centred on the bond axes is shown to be efficient and is compared with the addition of d-orbitals to the basis set, in the test molecule S02. Calculations on S02 and other molecules at MBS and double-zeta level have been carried out with wave-function polarization introduced by bond functions at various locations in the molecule. Some simple rules for basis set enhancement by this method are presented. © 1976 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Burton, P. G., Carlsen, N. R., & Magnusson, E. A. (1976). Bond functions in SCF calculations on molecules containing second-row atoms. Molecular Physics, 32(6), 1687-1694. doi: 10.1080/00268977600103001

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Molecular Physics

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0026-8976

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