Molecular Modelling for Beginners Second 2nd Edition
There is nothing radically new about the techniques we use in modern molecular modelling. Classical mechanics hasn’t changed since the time of Newton, Hamilton and Lagrange, the great ideas of statistical mechanics and thermodynamics were discovered by Ludwig Boltzmann and J.Willard Gibbs amongst others and the basic concepts of quantum mechanics appeared in the 1920s, by which time J.C. Maxwell’s famous electromagnetic equations had long since been published
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There is nothing radically new about the techniques we use in modern molecular modelling. Classical mechanics hasn’t changed since the time of Newton, Hamilton and Lagrange, the great ideas of statistical mechanics and thermodynamics were discovered by Ludwig Boltzmann and J.Willard Gibbs amongst others and the basic concepts of quantum mechanics appeared in the 1920s, by which time J.C. Maxwell’s famous electromagnetic equations had long since been published
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http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2thnmeyn5dg
