David Michael Hirst
Affiliations: | 1965-2003 | Chemistry 1965 - 2003 | University of Warwick, Coventry, England, United Kingdom |
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DOI: 10.1039/JR9620001035
DOI: 10.1063/1.1701516
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(Molecular electronic structures.) |
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Doyle RJ, Hirst DM, Hutson JM. (2006) Ab initio potential energy surfaces, bound states, and electronic spectrum of the Ar-SH complex. The Journal of Chemical Physics. 125: 184312 |
Hirst DM. (2006) Ab initio potential energy surfaces for excited states of the OCS + molecular ion Molecular Physics. 104: 55-60 |
Hirst DM. (2005) Ab initio potential energy surfaces for excited electronic states of the molecular ion HCN+. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : Pccp. 7: 1136-41 |
Hirst DM. (2005) Ab initio potential energy surfaces for excited electronic states of the molecular ion HCN+ Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 7: 1136-1141 |
Hirst DM, Doyle RJ, Mackenzie SR. (2004) A theoretical treatment of the à 2Σ+ state of the Ar⋯HS/Ar⋯SH van der Waals complex Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 6: 5463-5468 |
Hirst DM. (2003) Ab initio potential-energy surfaces for the X̃ 2B |
Hirst DM. (2001) Ab initio potential energy surfaces for excited states of the NO |
Jitariu LC, Hirst DM. (2000) Theoretical investigation of the N |
Jitariu LC, Hirst DM. (1999) Theoretical investigation of the potential energy surface for the reaction of NO |
Jitariu LC, Hirst DM. (1999) Ab Initio Study of the Reaction of NO3with the OH Radical The Journal of Physical Chemistry A. 103: 6673-6677 |