Multiconfigurational perturbation theory: Applications in electronic spectroscopy
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Markus P. Fülscher | Manuela Merchán | Luis Serrano-Andrés | Björn O. Roos | Kerstin Andersson | B. Roos | K. Andersson | M. Fülscher | P. Malmqvist | L. Serrano-Andrés | K. Pierloot | M. Merchán | Per‐âke Malmqvist | Kristin Pierloot
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