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Quantum Chemistry
This book covers the following topics: The Old Quantum Theory, Principles Of Classical Mechanics, Principles Op Quantum Mechanics, The Quantum Mechanics Of Some Simple Systems, The Hydrogen Atom, Atomic Structure, Group Theory, Electronic States Of Diatomic Molecules, Elements Op Quantum Statistical Mechanics, The Principles Of Molecular Spectroscopy.
Author(s): Henry Eyring, John Walter and George E. Kimball
410 Pages 
Introduction to quantum chemistry by Julien Toulouse
This note gives a detailed exposition to quantum chemistry, starting with the quantum mechanics of one electron and extending to systems with two or more electrons. It explains in detail how the principles of quantum mechanics are applied to the description of atoms and molecules, including detailed discussions of the Schrodinger equation and how it can be applied in simple systems. Material offers insight into how quantum chemistry methods evolve when applied to multi-electron systems, and thus is a good springboard for more advanced topics, including molecular orbital theory and electronic structure methods. The note would be especially suitable for those who have started taking quantum chemistry and wish to become familiarized with the foundation of quantum mechanical descriptions of matter.
Author(s): Julien Toulouse
46 Pages
Quantum Chemistry Introductory Material
This introductory note provides a sound basis in quantum chemical theory. It is structured by a brief overview of basic concepts, followed by close scrutiny of the GAMESS computational chemistry package and its applications. The note provides a starting point for the theory behind calculations performed in quantum chemical chemistry; it can be suitable for those new to computational chemistry or for students looking to get a foot in the door as regards practical tools for molecular simulation.
Author(s): Mark S. Gordon
NA Pages