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The Electronic Structure of the Hydrogen Molecule: A Tutorial Exercise in Classical and Quantum Computation. [PDF]
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Polyferrocene block copolymers are synthesized and assembled into micron‐sized polymer cubosomes with double diamond lattice and pore diameter of ≈30 nm. The ferrocene functionality is retained within the polymer cubosome wall as demonstrated on supramolecular modification, and oxidative disassembly.
Chin Ken Wong +4 more
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Numerical analysis, spectral graph theory, orthogonal polynomials and quantum algorithms. [PDF]
Minenkova A, Mograby G, Zhan H.
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A Weyl Matrix Perspective on Unbounded Non-Self-Adjoint Jacobi Matrices. [PDF]
Eichinger B, Lukić M, Young G.
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A note on spontaneous symmetry breaking in the mean-field Bose gas. [PDF]
Deuchert A, Nam PT, Napiórkowski M.
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Representation theory of coherent photons and application to CNOT operation for spin and orbital angular momentum. [PDF]
Saito S.
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Exotic charge-density waves and superconductivity on the kagome lattice. [PDF]
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Journal of Computational Chemistry, 2007
AbstractWe introduce a new mathematical tool for quantifying the symmetry contents of molecular structures: the Symmetry Operation Measures. In this approach, we measure the minimal distance between a given structure and the structure which is obtained after applying a selected symmetry operation on it.
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AbstractWe introduce a new mathematical tool for quantifying the symmetry contents of molecular structures: the Symmetry Operation Measures. In this approach, we measure the minimal distance between a given structure and the structure which is obtained after applying a selected symmetry operation on it.
Mark, Pinsky +7 more
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First-order Dirac symmetry operators
Classical and Quantum Gravity, 2003Summary: We show how, for all dimensions and signatures, the most general first-order linear symmetry operator for the massive Dirac equation is given in terms of Killing-Yano tensors. In the massless case the Killing-Yano condition is relaxed to the conformal Killing-Yano generalization.
Benn, I. M., Kress, J. M.
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