Two-component relativistic density functional method for computing nonsingular complex linear response of molecules based on the zeroth order regular approximation.
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Alexander Gaenko | Jochen Autschbach | Alexander Gaenko | J. Autschbach | A. Devarajan | Ajitha Devarajan | A. Gaenko
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