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Analytical Derivative Coupling for Multistate CASPT2 Theory
Jae Woo Park
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, Toru Shiozaki
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Chemistry
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Green Fluorescent Protein
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k·p perturbation theory
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Multireference Configuration Interaction
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Nonradiative Transition
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Stilbene
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Photochemical Reaction
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Perturbation Theory
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Derivative Coupling
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CASPT2
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Analytical Derivatives
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Conical Intersection
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Minimum Energy
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Small Molecules
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Green Fluorescent Protein
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Stilbenes
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Second-order Perturbation Theory
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Dimethyl
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Multireference Configuration Interaction
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Energy Gradient
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