Six questions on topology in theoretical chemistry
- Ayers, P. L.
- Boyd, R. J.
- Bultinck, P.
- Caffarel, M.
- Carbó-Dorca, R.
- Causá, M.
- Cioslowski, J.
- Contreras-Garcia, J.
- Cooper, D. L.
- Coppens, P.
- Gatti, C.
- Grabowsky, S.
- Lazzeretti, P.
- Macchi, P.
- Martín, Pendás
- Popelier, Á.
- Ruedenberg, P. L. A.
- Rzepa, K.
- Savin, H.
- Sax, A.
- Schwarz, A.
- Shahbazian, W. H. E.
- Silvi, S.
- Solà, B.
- Tsirelson, M.
Publication date
January 2015
DOI Publisher
Elsevier BV ISSN
2210-271X Citation count (estimate)
41Abstract
The paper collects the answers of the authors to the following questions: `` What is the significance of topological approach? Can new chemical concepts be found by a topological approach? What is the status of a chemical concept within a topological approach? Should topological approaches provide measurable quantities? Is it possible to predict the outcome of a topological approach without performing a calculation on a computer? What are new domains for which topological approaches would be useful? (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
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