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Numerous experts have contributed to a four-volume-set of books presenting the broad spectrum of contemporary theoretical chemistry. The first volume reviews methods for representing molecules in theoretical models. The introduction of further properties, like electronegativity and relativistic effects, to individual molecules and solids is reviewed in the second volume. Theoretical models for the interaction of molecules with radiation is the subject of Vol. 3. The last volume bridges the gap to biological systems with the theoretical models for the properties of large molecules.

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Numerous experts have contributed to a four-volume-set of books presenting the broad spectrum of contemporary theoretical chemistry. The first volume reviews methods for representing molecules in theoretical models. The introduction of further properties, like electronegativity and relativistic effects, to individual molecules and solids is reviewed in the second volume. Theoretical models for the interaction of molecules with radiation is the subject of Vol. 3. The last volume bridges the gap to biological systems with the theoretical models for the properties of large molecules.

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Numerous experts have contributed to a four-volume-set of books presenting the broad spectrum of contemporary theoretical chemistry. The first volume reviews methods for representing molecules in theoretical models. The introduction of further properties, like electronegativity and relativistic effects, to individual molecules and solids is reviewed in the second volume. Theoretical models for the interaction of molecules with radiation is the subject of Vol. 3. The last volume bridges the gap to biological systems with the theoretical models for the properties of large molecules.