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The relationships between atomic hardness, atomic electronegativity, and electronic energy are considered and emphasized. A new method for calculating atomic hardness is described. The concept of local hardness is quantified through the calculation of a new variable named alfahardness. Atomic hardne
In computing the volume occupied by atoms and the density in proteins, one is faced with the problem of intersecting spheres. To estimate either, the space between the atoms has to be divided according to the location of the atoms relative to each other. Various methods, based on Voronoi's idea of a
Fully unrestricted Hartree-Fock functions have been calcu&zd. Different radial functions for different ml and mr quantum numbers are allowed and in addition admixtures of the kind s -s + d. p + p + f. This gives a splitting of the irF3) parameters in the theory of magnetic and electric hyperfu~e str