Course title
量子化学Ⅱ   [Quantum ChemistryⅡ]
Course category technology speciality courses,ets.  Requirement   Credit 2 
Department   Year 34  Semester Spring 
Course type Spring  Course code 023206
Instructor(s)
岩渕 研吾   [IWAFUCHI Kengo]
Facility affiliation Graduate School of Engineering Office   Email address

Course description
Quantum chemistry is one of important areas in physical chemistry, and is a theoretical approach to understanding molecular properties from electronic states. In this course, students will learn theoretical background, then will execute molecular orbital calculations using a molecular orbital analysis software GMESS. The purpose is to learn a method for interpretation of computational results.
Expected Learning
(1) Students should understand the Schroedinger equation, approximation theory (variational method, Huckel method, Hartree-Fock method, etc.), and some applications (Walsh diagram, Woodward-Hoffmann rules, etc.) .
(2) Students will be able to perform molecular orbital calculations of small molecules.
Course schedule
1) Fundamentals(1):Schroedinger equation
2) Fundamentals(2):Atomic orbitals of hydrogen-like atoms
3) Fundamentals(3):One-center two-electron systems and variational method
4) Fundamentals(4):Slater determinant
5) Fundamentals(5):Multi-electron atom, Pauli exclusion principle and Hund's rule of maximum multiplicity
6) Applications(1):Homonulcear diatomic molecules
7) Applications(2):Orbit-orbit interaction, group theory and molecular orbital
8) Applications(3):Huckel method , Walsh diagram
9) Applications(4):Diels-Alder reaction, Woodward-Hoffmann rules
10) Exercise(1):Instollation of GAMESS, H2 → H + H energy variation
11) Exercise(2):Z-matrix, basis sets
12) Exercise(3):Molecular structures, Vibration analysis
13) Exercise(4):Spin multiplicity, electron correlation energy
14) Exercise(5):Chemical reactions
15 ) Final examination:All topics in this course may be covered
Prerequisites
PC skills are required.
Required Text(s) and Materials
藤永 茂 著「入門分子軌道法」講談社 ISBN4-06-153325-8
References
There are many reference books on the topics of quantum chemistry from introductory to advanced level. It will be good experience to search and select your favorite books.
Assessment/Grading
Basically, evaluation is made with the results of examination. Quality of reports and examination will be taken into account in evaluation.
Distribution of grades in last 3 years
H27(2015) S 14% A 45% B 21% C 17% D 2% (total 42 students)
H26(2014) S 4% A 28% B 32% C 28% D 14% (total 53)
H25(2013) S 4% A 40% B 22% C 24% D 10% (total 50)
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Course keywords
Schroedinger equation, Molecular orbital theory, Atomic orbital, Molecular orbital, HOMO, LUMO
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Mail address : iwafuchi.computer@gmail.com
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3/22/2017 10:39:06 AM