Practical Aspects of Computational Chemistry I

Practical Aspects of Computational Chemistry describes the progress made during the last two decades by researchers in theoretical methodologies.
The huge variety of applications to problems of chemical interest is presented. Since progress in nanomaterials and associated fields have also been made within the last two decades, this volume provides an extensive and exhaustive description of how existing methodologies have been tailored to this new research area. This volume is divided into various sections covering different areas such as theoretical developments and their applications to biological systems, nanomaterials, nanotechnology, and structure-activity correlation.
Practical Aspects of Computational Chemistry is aimed at physical scientists, materials scientists and biological scientists who have an interest in novel computational methodologies and their applications.