New paradigm of quantum information technology revealed through light-matter interaction!
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Chemical Reviews published a comprehensive review on electron density-based methods, authored by an international team led by researchers from Japan, Canada, China, and the USA. This review highlights method based on the analysis of electron density topology, a theoretical chemistry concept with practical applications in understanding chemical bonds, reactions, and developing advanced computational materials science methods. The article emphasizes the role of these methods in advancing technology, particularly in electrochemical power sources like batteries. Recent advancements in methods combining electron density topology and machine learning are expected to revolutionize large-scale ab initio simulations.
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