Computer simulation of the dynamics of chemical processes☆

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Abstract

This paper is an appraisal of classical trajectory techniques in chemical dynamics. Limitations of the method are examined, and recent efforts to overc

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    This paper is based on a presentation given at the Conference on Computers and Chemistry, Florida State University, 1981.

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