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Solution of quantum chemical problems by a very effective and relatively inexpensive two-step, fourteenth-order, phase-fitting procedure. / Medvedeva, Marina; Simos, T.
в: Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, Том 61, № 9, 01.10.2023, стр. 1888-1915.

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Medvedeva M, Simos T. Solution of quantum chemical problems by a very effective and relatively inexpensive two-step, fourteenth-order, phase-fitting procedure. Journal of Mathematical Chemistry. 2023 окт. 1;61(9):1888-1915. doi: 10.1007/s10910-023-01490-8

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