Density Functional Theory and EPR Spectroscopy: A Guided Tour

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Density Functional Theory and EPR Spectroscopy: A Guided Tour

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Year: 2009
Published: —
Language: English

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Volume: 18
Issue: 4
Pages: 10-14

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