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Introduction
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... Even before the advent of computers as a major component in physical science research, the theoretical tradition in chemistry had accumulated a substantial membership: in its 1966 report entitled Theoretical Chemistry, A Current Review, the Westheimer committee estimated that in 1964, approximately 200 theoretical chemists with faculty appointments in graduate-degree-granting institutions could be identified in the United States (National Research Council, 1966, p.
From page 8...
... Advisory Committee for Physics, 1981; Lax, 1982; NSF Working Group on Computers for Research, 1983; National Research Council, 1984~. The pervasive significance and widespread applicability of theoretical and computational chemistry may not always be immediately obvious to those not frequently concerned with this activity.
From page 9...
... ~ GAMES S Quantum chemistry 2.0 ARGOS Molecular dynamics 1.5 CGCM Coupled ocean-atmosphere global climate model I.5 DMOL Quantum chemistry 1.3 COULMETL Materials science 1.2 | DIEL | Materials science SOURCE: Wayne Pfeiffer, San Diego Supercomputer Center, personal communication. exhaustive.
From page 10...
... References Berne, Bruce J., 1985, organizer, Supercomputers in the Simulation and Modeling of Chemical Systems, National Science Foundation workshop, Arden House, Harriman, N.Y., April 26-28.
From page 11...
... National Research Council, 1985, Opportunities in Chemistry, National Academy Press, Washington, D.C. National Research Council, 1994, Mathematical Research in Materials Science, National Academy Press, Washington, D.C.


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