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Jean-Louis Rivail, Ph.D.

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University of Nancy (France) 
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Continuum based models of solvent in quantum chemistry.

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Ruiz-López MF, Rivail JL. (2023) Quantum Chemistry in Solution: Fiftieth Anniversary. Chemphyschem : a European Journal of Chemical Physics and Physical Chemistry. e202300176
Loos PF, Rivail JL, Assfeld X. (2017) Iterative stochastic subspace self-consistent field method. Journal of Molecular Modeling. 23: 173
Rivail JL, Monari A, Assfeld X. (2015) The non empirical local self consistent field method: Application to quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics (qm/mm) modeling of large biomolecular systems Quantum Modeling of Complex Molecular Systems. 343-365
Rivail JL, Ruiz-Lopez M, Assfeld X. (2015) Quantum modeling of complex molecular systems Quantum Modeling of Complex Molecular Systems. 1-523
Monari A, Rivail JL, Assfeld X. (2013) Theoretical modeling of large molecular systems. Advances in the local self consistent field method for mixed quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics calculations. Accounts of Chemical Research. 46: 596-603
Monari A, Very T, Rivail JL, et al. (2012) A QM/MM study on the spinach plastocyanin: Redox properties and absorption spectra Computational and Theoretical Chemistry. 990: 119-125
Monari A, Very T, Rivail JL, et al. (2012) Effects of mutations on the absorption spectra of copper proteins: A QM/MM study Theoretical Chemistry Accounts. 131: 1-9
Assfeld X, Rivail JL. (2009) Foreword Journal of Molecular Structure: Theochem. 898: 1
Loos PF, Assfeld X, Rivail JL. (2007) Intramolecular interactions and cis peptidic bonds Theoretical Chemistry Accounts. 118: 165-171
Rinaldi D, Bouchy A, Rivail JL. (2006) A self-consistent reaction field model of solvation using distributed multipoles. II: Second energy derivatives and application to vibrational spectra Theoretical Chemistry Accounts. 116: 664-669
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