High Performance Computing in Chemistry

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Preface
Over the last three decades the methods of quantum chemistry have shown an impressive development: a large number of reliable and efficient approximations to the solution of the non-relativistic Schr¨odinger and the relativistic Dirac equation, respectively, are available. This is complemented by the availability of a number of well-developed computer programs which allow of the treatment of chemical problems as a matter of routine. This progress has been acknowledged by the Nobel prize in chemistry 1998 to John Pople and Walter Kohn for the development of quantum chemical methods.
Nowadays, Theoretical Chemistry is widely accepted as an essential ingredient to research in a wide field of applications ranging from chemistry over biochemistry/biophysics to different flavors of material science: quantum chemical methods are indeed one standard tool at universities and research centres as well as in industrial research. The progress in experimental techniques is invariably complemented by an increasing demand for accurate quantum mechanical models as a means to analyze and interpret experimental data as well as to provide a deeper understanding of the results. On its own, the prediction of structures and properties of materials and individual chemical compounds or complexes is of great importance - either because the targets are experimentally inaccessible at sufficient accuracy or experiments are too expensive or impractical.

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