Fred King's Research Interests





(under construction) Work on this page is just getting underway.





My research interests fall in a number of different areas of Theoretical/Computational Chemistry/Physics. The principal topics are:


(1) Theoretical calculations on few-electron systems.


(2) Calculation of precise lower bounds for energy levels.


(3) Mathematical problems connected with (1) and (2). These are mostly very difficult multi-dimensional integration problems.


(4) Determining improved numerical methods for solving some of the integration problems that arise in calculations on few-electron systems.


(5) Constraints on optical properties, particularly those determined from general considerations (causality, holomorphic behavior, etc.)





In addition to the above I am interested in the weak bonding interactions in alkali metal-oxalate systems, rigorous mathematical constraints on the atomic and molecular electronic density, Hilbert transform spectroscopy, and a host of other topics.






I intend to expand on the above in the next several weeks.







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