by Michael
Colvin at Cornell Theory Center,
Cornell University, USA and at Scientific
Computing Department, Sandia National Laboratories, USA.
- Quantum
Chemistry Tutorials:
- Introduction
to computational chemistry, conventions & terminology | Contents
Introduction
to Quantum Chemistrty | Contents
- Introduction
to ab initio quantum chemical methods | Contents
- Derivation
of the Hartree - Fock equations |
Contents
| Postscript version is available!
Overview
of dielectric continuum methods for calculating solvation effects | Contents
Bibliography
for these notes | Contents
Interactive
Quantum Chemistry Laboratories | Contents
Quantum
chemistry in Molecular Modeling
by Fred Brouwer, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
| Contents
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- by Richard F.W.Bader, McMaster University,
Canada | See Contents

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Chemistry
by Foss
Friedman-Hill, Sandia National Laboratories, USA
Do
Gaussian'92
Calculations Yourself !
Click Here
to try the same calculations using Massively
Parallel Quantum Chemistry(MPQC), an object-oriented QC code by Ed
Seidl and Curt Janssen.
Click Here
to try the experimental Java (TM) interface to the Gaussian by
Gaussian,
Inc. Computations will be performed by MPQC. To use this interactive link,
you must be running Netscape Navigator v 2.0, or another browser implementing
the JDK 1.0 Java API. Click Here
to use the original CGI-based version of this applet.
Guide
to the Complex Structure of
:
You will get an "active image" of a water molecule - click on
a part of the molecule to get a description.
Click here
for an odd way to view a rotating water molecule over the web!
Gaussian-94/3G,
MNDO, AM1, PM3 Interactive Interface
by Graeme
Cross & Brian Salter-Duke
with hydrogen
molecule as a very simple example
of submitting jobs to Gaussian, and also a test-bed
for
an interactive
Gaussian interface
Look at
Graeme Cross Huckel
molecular orbital theory with interactive interface by Kieran Lim, Deakin
University. The calculations are performed using a web "forms" interface to
a program written by Brian Salter-Duke. As an alternative, a interface to Kieran's
program is also provided. | Contents
Swiss-Model
:
An Automated Knowledge-based Protein Modelling Server, 
Geneva Biomedical Research Institute,
Glaxo Wellcome Research and Development S.A., Switzerland | Contents
You may access Swiss-Model from here and submit your requests through these forms:
- First
Approach mode Allows you to determine if
a particular sequence can be modelled. If this is possible, you will
get a first model for it, as well as the filesneeded for the Optimise mode.
- Optimise
mode Allows fine tuning of the modelling
performed in the First Approach mode.
- GPCR/7TM
mode Interface to the G-protein coupled
receptor modelling mode of the server.
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Practical exercises for the
quantum chemistry course Quantenchemie II
by Swiss Center for Scientific Computing, Zurich. 
See Program
of Practical Exercises in Quantum Chemistry.
Welcome
to the World of Physical Chemistry
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by The Wilson Group, University of California, San Diego, USA 
See Contents of Quantum
Mechanics
- See Contents of Spectroscopy
See Contents of Molecular
Dynamics
Computational
Chemistry & Molecular Modeling
Introduction
to computational chemistry, conventions & terminology by Mike Colvin
| Contents

Computational Chemistry and Organic Synthesis by Hens Borkent,
| Contents
. Please, send corrections 
Chemistry Index at Department of Chemistry, Free University of Berlin,
Germany | Contents and Miscellaneous Chemistry Site Index | Contents
WWW Computational Chemistry Resources by CAUT Computational
Chemistry project | Contents with interfaces for search engines
WWW Chemistry Sites by Hens Borkent
Links to computational chemistry resources by Curtis Janssen | Contents
Standardization of computational chemistry software by Quantum Theory Project,
An Institute for Theory and Computation in Molecular and Material Sciences | Contents
Contents of Computational Chemistry Freeware/Shareware CD ROM:
Part A - L
Part M - Z
QuantumNet Public Association: Goals and Activity
QuantumNet Association Odessa Site