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	<title><![CDATA[WSCC – 2013]]></title>
	<description><![CDATA[<p>DST-SERB Winter School on Computational Chemistry (WSCC &ndash; 2013)<br /><br />December 9-13, 2013<br /><br />Organized By Department of Chemistry, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar &ndash; 388120, Gujarat<br /><br />Topics to be covered<br /><br />The topics and lectures including practical sessions planned are summarized as follows:<br /><br />Topics of Teaching and Research<br /><br />1. Review of postulates of quantum mechanics; Some key concepts from linear algebra; The Schrodinger equation; Particle in one dimensional box; Hydrogenic orbitals; The helium atom; many electron; Problem solving. -<br /><br />[Prof. R. B.&nbsp; Sunoj, IITB, Mumbai]<br /><br />2. The Born&ndash;Oppenheimer Approximations; Qualitative MO Theory; Potential energy surfaces; Variational Theorem, Perturbation theory; Problem solving.<br /><br />[Dr. Narahari Sastry, CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad]<br /><br />3. Hartree Products; Slater determinants; Antisymmetry principle; The Hartree-Fock approximation; Restricted and Unrestricted Hartree&ndash;Fock; Koopmans&rsquo; theorem; Electron correlation; Electron density; Examples and problems.<br /><br />[Prof. S. R. Gadre, IITK,&nbsp; Kanpur]<br /><br />4. H&uuml;ckel Theory, Bond order and charge density analysis; Extended H&uuml;ckel Theory; Semi-Empirical Methods: e.g. CNDO; AM1; PM3; Parameterization; Advantages and Limitations of Semi-Empirical Methods. Applications.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;<br /><br />[Prof. S. P. Gejji, Univ. Pune]<br /><br />5. ab initio methods; Classification of Basis Sets; Conﬁguration Interaction; M&oslash;ller&ndash;Plesset perturbation theory; Coupled Cluster theory; Solvation Models; Continuum Solvation Models.<br /><br />[Dr. C. H. Suresh, CSIR- NIIST, Thiruvananthapurum]<br /><br />6. Density Functional Theory: The Hohenberg-Kohn theorems; The Kohn-Sham equations; Local density and generalized gradient approximations; The LCAO Ansatz in the KS equations; Applications of DFT.<br /><br />[Prof. M. S. Gopinathan, IISER, Thiruvananthapurum]&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;<br /><br />7. Hybrid or hyper-GGA methods; beyond static DFT; Beyond LDA and GGA; Self-interaction correction; Dispersion corrected functional; Time-dependent DFT (TD-DFT): Runge-Gross theorem; Conceptual DFT: Fukui function; Global hardness and softness; Local hardness and softness; Electronegativity and the Electronic Chemical Potential.<br /><br />[Dr. D.&nbsp; K. Maity, BARC, Mumbai]<br /><br />8. Molecular Mechanics<br /><br />Introduction; Empirical Force Fields; Force Field Parameterization; Differences in Force Fields; Energy Minimization; Limitations of Molecular Mechanics Models.<br /><br />[Dr. Sudhir Kulkarni, Vlife Technologies, Pune ]<br /><br />9. Statistics and QSAR<br /><br />Introduction; Elementary Statistical Measures; Correlation between Two Sets of Data; Correlation between Many Sets of Data; Quantitative Structure&ndash;Activity Relationships (QSAR); Structure property correlation; Molecular descriptors; Application in biological systems; 3D-QSAR&nbsp; &nbsp;<br /><br />[Dr. Sudhir Kulkarni, Vlife Technologies, Pune ]<br /><br />10. Qualitative Valence Bond Theory:<br /><br />Roots of VB theory; The two-electron bond; Polyatomic molecules; hybridization; Writing and representing VB wave functions; Bridges between Molecular Orbital (MO) and VB theories; Applications.<br /><br />[Prof. S. Ramashesha, IISc, Bangalore]<br /><br />11. Molecular dynamics<br /><br />Equations of Motion; Dynamics Trajectories: Integrating Newton's Laws; Ensembles; Periodic boundary conditions; Monte Carlo Methods; Classical and ab initio molecular dynamics; Applications.<br /><br />[Dr. Nisanth Nair, IITK, Kanpur]<br /><br />More Info : https://sites.google.com/site/dstserbwscc2013</p>]]></description>
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