Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Azimuth’s browser atlas for quantum chemistry
A free browser-based course that connects quantum-chemistry theory to interactive numerical models of molecules.
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- The 43 browser topics include exercises with answers, and the page says the models were checked against published reference data.
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The Atlas describes each topic as a numerical model with an explanation of its limits and exercises with answers. Its coverage runs from the hydrogen atom and symmetry through Hartree–Fock, electronic correlation, density-functional theory, and reactivity. The separate desktop program is still preparing for release; the page says its calculation tools will work with outputs from multiple named chemistry packages.
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