Ab Initio SCF Calculations on the Molecules Nitroamine and Nitrosamine.

Enabling ab initio Hessian and frequency calculations of large molecules.

A linear scaling method, termed as cardinality guided molecular tailoring approach, is applied for the estimation of the Hessian matrix and frequency calculations of spatially extended molecules. The method is put to test on a number of molecular systems largely employing the Hartree-Fock and density functional theory for a variety of basis sets. To demonstrate its ability for correlated method...

An ab Initio SCF Study on the Stability and Structure

The clustering energies and geometries of the H2CN • MN2 (w = 1, 2 and 3) species have been determined by ab initio SCF calculations with the 4-31G basis set. The calculated clustering energies are in good agreement with the experimentally estimated heats of formation of the corresponding clusters. The stability of various conformers has been studied in terms of localized orbitals and charge di...

Ab Initio Calculations on Some C3SiH4 Isomers

Amino acids interacting with defected carbon nanotubes: ab initio calculations

The adsorption of a number of amino acids on a defected single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) isinvestigated by using the density-functional theory (DFT) calculations. The adsorption energies andequilibrium distances are calculated for various configurations such as amino acid attaching to defectsites heptagon, pentagon and hexagon in defective tube and also for several molecular orientationswi...

Ab initio Calculations SWNTs and Investigation of Interaction Atoms of Oxygen with that by Computational Calculations

In this work, theoretical investigations on carbon nanotube with oxygen atom have been carried out by firstprinciplescalculations and density functional theory and hartree fock theory in 3-216 and 6-316 basis sets. Theinteraction energy of the oxygen atom to a CNT is calculated. The effects of this substitutions have beeninvestigated on the during transplantation (10,0) single-walled carbon nan...