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There are already a range of textbooks available that aim to help chemistry students develop their mathematical knowledge and skills. This guide is not intended to replace those, or indeed the notes provided by your lecturers and tutors, but instead it provides an additional source of material presented in a quick reference style allowing you to explore key mathematical ideas quickly and succinctly.
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Introduction to Molecular Mechanics by C. David Sherrill(PDF 43p)
This note covers the following topics: Stretching Interactions, The Force-Field, Stretch Energy, Bend Energy, Torsional Energy, van der Waals Energy, Electrostatic Energy, Fitting Atomic Charges, The Fluctuating Charge Model, Other Polarizable Models, Parameterizing the Force Fields and Heats of Formation.
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An Introduction to Theoretical Chemistry
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