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Binomial Uncertainty in Molecular Dynamics-Based Reactions Analysis

The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters. 2024. Vol. 15. No. 7. P. 2105 – 2110.
Tyukina S., Velmiskina J., Dmitrienko A., Medvedev Michael G.
Language: English
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Keywords: mathematical methodsmolecules molecular dynamicsaddition reactionsChemical reactions
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