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Journal of Computational Methods in Science and Engineering, Volume 4
Volume 4, Numbers 1-2, 2004
- Theodore E. Simos:
Editorial. 1 - Jesús Vigo-Aguiar:
Preface. 3 - Mario Trottini, Stephen E. Fienberg, Udi E. Makov, Michael M. Meyer:
Additive noise and multiplicative bias as disclosure limitation techniques for continuous microdata: A simulation study. 5-16 - Giuseppe Fontana, Ezio Venturino:
Post Keynesian Models of the Credit Market and the Reserve Market. 17-23 - Pascal Mossay, Ricardo Martínez:
Numerical simulations of a self-organizing economy. 25-32 - José Miguel Mantas Ruiz, Lorenzo Pareschi, José A. Carrillo, Julio Ortega Lopera:
Parallel integration of hydrodynamical approximations of the Boltzmann equation for rarefied gases on a cluster of computers. 33-41 - Mattia de'Michieli Vitturi, François Beux, Giovanni Lombardi, Alain Dervieux:
Optimum shape design for turbulent viscous flows around complete configurations of 2D flying sails. 43-55 - J. A. López, Francisco J. Marco Castillo, M. J. Martinez:
An optimal control method for computation of the dynamical correction of the systematic errors in celestial reference frames. 57-64 - Stella M. Salvatierra:
Using unlabeled data to improve classification in the naive bayes approach: Application to web searches. 65-74 - María Guadalupe Cabezas-Martín, José M. Montanero:
On the use of liquid bridges as tensiometers. 75-85 - Ronald H. W. Hoppe, Svetozara I. Petrova:
Homogenization design method for biomorphic composite materials. 87-96 - Javier Villarroel:
On representations of solutions to certain stochastic differential equations. 97-103 - Edit Miletics, Gyozo Molnárka:
Taylor series method with numerical derivatives for initial value problems. 105-114 - José C. Valverde, Fernando L. Pelayo, Juan A. Martinez, Juan José Miralles Canals:
Symbolic mathematical computing of bifurcations in dynamical systems. 115-123 - José C. Valverde, Fernando L. Pelayo, Juan A. Martinez, Juan José Miralles Canals:
Stability of continuous systems by Routh-Hurwitz and mathematica. 125-134 - B. Larsson, Tatiana V. Levitina, Erkki J. Brändas:
Eigenfunctions of the 2D finite Fourier transform. 135-148 - Roberto Therón, Vidal Moreno, Belén Curto, Francisco Javier Blanco:
Assessing methods for the evaluation of the configuration space for planar revolute manipulators. 149-156 - Karen Belkic, Dzevad Belkic:
Spectroscopic imaging through magnetic resonance for brain tumour diagnostics: Recent achievements, dilemmas and potential solutions via advances in signal processing. 157-207 - Victor Didenko, Giovanna Pittaluga, Laura Sacripante, Ezio Venturino:
Numerical methods on graded meshes for singular integral equations with conjugation. 209-233
Volume 4, Number 3, 2004
- George Maroulis:
Computational aspects of electric polarizability calculations: Atoms, molecules and clusters. 235 - Mikhail A. Buldakov, Victor N. Cherepanov:
Polarizability functions of diatomic homonuclear molecules: Semiempirical approach. 237-250 - Miroslav Medved, Benoît Champagne, Jozef Noga, Eric A. Perpète:
Dipole polarizability and second hyperpolarizability of difluoroacetylene: Basis set dependence and electron correlation effects. 251-265 - A. E. de A. Machado, B. de Barros Neto, A. A. de S. da Gama:
PLS prediction of hyperpolarizabilities for donor-bridge-acceptor organic systems. 267-275 - Waldemar Glaz:
Collisional polarizability correlation functions: A step towards rotational-translational coupling. 277-292 - C. Diedrich, S. Causemann, Stefan Grimme:
Density functional calculations of the frequency-dependent optical rotation: Comparison of theory and experiment for the gas phase. 293-300 - Di Wu, Zhi-Ru Li, Yi-Hong Ding, Man Zhang, Zhi-Ren Zheng, Bing-Qiang Wang, Xi-Yun Hao:
Ab initio determination of the interaction hyperpolarizability for the H-bond complex NH_3-HF. 301-306 - Ashok Kumar, William J. Meath:
Reliable results for the Isotropic Dipole - Dipole and Triple - Dipole Dispersion Energy Coefficients for Interactions involving Formaldehyde, Acetaldehyde, Acetone, and Mono - , Di - , and Tri - Methylamine. 307-320 - Patrick Norman, Auayporn Jiemchooroj, Bo E. Sernelius:
First principle calculations of dipole-dipole dispersion coefficients for the ground and first p ? p* excited states of some azabenzenes. 321-332 - Amar Saal, Ourida Ouamerali:
Electronic and vibrational polarizability and first hyperpolarizability of charge transfer chromophores: Quantum chemistry investigation. 333-344 - Tadeusz Pluta, Piotr Zerzucha:
Electric dipole polarizability and hyperpolarizability of NCCN, NCCP, and PCCP. 345-355 - Isabelle Baraille, Clovis Darrigan, Michel Rérat:
Ab initio calculation of the nonlinear susceptibility ?^{(2)} of a crystal surface. 357-364 - Chiara Cappelli, Ulf Ekström, Antonio Rizzo, Sonia Coriani:
The molecular electric quadrupole moment and electric-field-gradient induced birefringence (Buckingham effect) of Cl_2. 365-380 - Kenneth Ruud, Benedetta Mennucci, Roberto Cammi, Luca Frediani:
The calculation of excited-state polarizabilities of solvated molecules. 381-397 - Humberto Soscún, Carlos Toro-Mendoza, Esker Chacín, Javier Hernández:
Static Dipole Polarizability of o-, m- and p-Benzyne isomers: Ab initio, DFT and CCSD calculations. 399-409 - Kyrill Yu Suponitsky, Tatiana V. Timofeeva:
First hyperpolarizability of 6-vertex carboranes 2. DFT study of NH_2/NO_2 -substituted 1, 2-closo-dicarbahexaboranes. 411-418 - Marcel Swart, Jaap G. Snijders, Piet Th. van Duijnen:
Polarizabilities of amino acid residues. 419-425 - Robert J. Doerksen, Valerie J. Steeves, Ajit J. Thakkar:
Are polarizabilities useful as aromaticity indices? Tests on azines, azoles, oxazoles and thiazoles. 427-438 - Francisco Torrens:
Molecular polarizability of Si/Ge/GaAs semiconductors clusters. 439-450 - Kechen Wu, Ping Liu, Zhangfeng Zhou, Chensheng Lin, Botao Zhuang:
First-principle study on polarizability and hyperpolarizability of a transition metal cluster, [Mo2S3(C6H11)3(CO)6]·N(. 451-459 - Jun-ichi Iwata, Kazuhiro Yabana, George F. Bertsch:
Real-space computational methods for linear and nonlinear polarizabilities. 461-479 - Mikhail B. Zuev, Sergey E. Nefediev:
Rational Design of atomic gaussian basis sets for Ab initio calculations of the dipole polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities. I. Optimized polarization sets for the first-row atoms from B to F. 481-491 - Mikhail B. Zuev, Marina Yu. Balakina, Sergey E. Nefediev:
Rational Design of atomic Gaussian basis sets for Ab initio Calculations of the dipole polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities II. Moderate Size Basis Sets for the First-Row Atoms from B to F. 493-500 - Gaétan Weck, Anne Milet, Robert Moszynski, Elise Kochanski:
Analysis of accuracy in ab initio calculations of the static dipole polarizability components. Examples of the water molecule and hydroxide ion. 501-516
Volume 4, Number 4, 2004
- M. Begona Torres, Luis C. Balbás:
Dynamical and static dipole polarizability of metal clusters studied within different density functional approximations. 517-549 - Wojciech Bartkowiak, Bartlomiej Skwara, Robert Zalesny:
The influence of solvent on the two-photon absorption cross section and hyperpolarizability of molecules exhibiting large solvatochromic shifts. 551-558 - Eudes Eterno Fileti, Sylvio Canuto:
A sequential Monte Carlo/Quantum Mechanics study of the dipole polarizability of liquid benzene. 559-568 - Christine Lepetit, Pascal G. Lacroix, Viviane Peyrou, Catherine Saccavini, Remi Chauvin:
Hyperpolarizability of novel carbo-meric push-pull chromophores. 569-588 - Patricio Fuentealba, Luis Padilla-Campos, Orfa Reyes:
On the theoretical calculation of the static dipole polarizabilities of Lin, Cun (n = 8) and LinCum (n, m = 4). 589-596 - Kathleen M. Gough, Concetta Lupinetti, Richard Dawes:
Computation and interpretation of Raman scattering intensities. 597-609 - Jacek Kobus, David Moncrieff, Stephen Wilson:
Electric properties of diatomic molecules: A comparison of finite basis set and finite difference Hartree-Fock calculations. 611-640 - Anna V. Gubskaya, Peter G. Kusalik:
A mean-field approach for the determination of the polarizabilities for the water molecule in liquid state. 641-664 - Rafael Soriano Jartín, Inmaculada García Cuesta, Alfredo M. J. Sánchez De Merás, Paolo Lazzeretti:
Can aromaticity be connected with molecular polarizability? A theoretical study of benzene isomers and five-membered heterocyclic molecules. 665-676 - Masayoshi Nakano, Satoru Yamada, Kizashi Yamaguchi:
Third-order nonlinear optical responses of molecules in the intermediate and strong correlation regime: Variation of second hyperpolarizability in the bond dissociation. 677-701 - Francesca Terenziani, Anna Painelli, Zoltan G. Soos:
Static polarizability of molecular materials: Environmental and vibrational contributions. 703-720 - Sourav Pal, Nayana Vaval:
Electric properties of molecules using stationary coupled-cluster method. 721-736 - Lionello Pogliani:
Modeling molecular polarizabilities with graph-theoretical concepts. 737-751 - Vladimír Kellö, Andrej Antusek, Miroslav Urban:
Quasi-relativistic coupled cluster calculations of electric dipole moments and dipole polarizabilities of GeO, SnO, and PbO. 753-764
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