Relativistic Effects in Chemistry, Set

A practical, comprehensive reference for relativistic quantum chemistry

Relativistic Effects in Chemistry is a comprehensive reference, and the only book to provide comprehensive computational results of all covered species. Covering all aspects of relativistic quantum chemistry, this set is split into two volumes for ease of use: Part A describes basic theory and techniques used to study the relativistic effects of chemical bonding and spectroscopic properties of molecules containing both main group and transition metal atoms; Part B describes very heavy atoms, and provides results of computations on clusters, halides, hydrides, chalconides, lanthanides, and actinides, including metals in fullerene cages.

KRISHNAN BALASUBRAMANIAN is Professor of Chemistry at Arizona State University. He has received the Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship, Camille and Henry Dreyfus teacher-scholar and Fulbright Research awards. He is an author of about 400 journal publications.

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