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Do you know any expression which can present the Fourier form of coulomb interaction between two graphene sheets separated by vacuum (as the figure above)? Here S(w) is the transmission equation. ...
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I have a test structure factor dataset from water O-O pairs and I am trying to get the $g_{OO}(r)$. ...
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Dyson orbitals are mathematically meaningful, in the sense that they, unlike the DFT orbitals for instance, are actual observables of the wavefunction, instead of being "the other way around"...
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It has been answered to my previous question that RI-MP2/cc-pVTZ/cc-pVTZ gives results of the same quality as MP2/cc-pVTZ. I then started to think about RI-MP2/cc-pVTZ/cc-pVQZ. The term "basis ...
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I have been trying to take an FFT of the radial distribution function to calculate a structure factor. My understanding is this is the same as the regular FFT from the time to frequency domain. The ...
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While studying polymer dynamics, one comes across a wide range of correlation functions. A lot of times, we are interested in the Fourier transforms of these functions, as the FT allows us to solve ...
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In this paper (open access), the authors used Fourier series with most general wave equation to find the dispersion relation. I am presenting some main equations as snippets to depict their solution. ...
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I have some alloy microstructure images, showing elongated grains (darker colours) and the grain boundaries (lighter colours). If I take the Fourier transform of the image, there are directional bands ...
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