Institut de Química Computacional (fins al 2013)
The University of Girona has more than 15,000 students and 1,400 professors. It offers more than 50 degrees and more than 20 masters, 1 School of Doctoral Studies and is organised into 9 of its own faculties and schools, 6 that are associated. The research activity is carried out in 24 departments, 9 research institutes and more than 40 Chairs, as well as in a hundred specialised research groups. The University is located in the city of Girona, and is a part of the Catalan public university system.
The doctoral theses are also collected by the DUGi repository.
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Recent Submissions
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(Date of defense: 19-09-2014)Conical Intersections (CI) are points in Potential Energy Surfaces (PES) of two or more states that have the same energy. They are fundamental to understand photo-chemical processes. These points are not isolated points, ...
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(Date of defense: 28-06-1999)The vibrational contribution to nonlinear optics (NLO) properties is the mean goal of study of this Thesis. The vibrational contribution can be split in the nuclear relaxation contribution and the curvature contribution. ...
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(Date of defense: 01-07-2011)This PhD thesis is the result of the combination of experimental and computational techniques with the aim of understanding the mechanism of action of de novo cyclic decapeptides with high antimicrobial activity. By ...
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(Date of defense: 04-02-2011)Interactions between electrons determine the structure and properties of matter from molecules to solids. Therefore, the understanding of the electronic structure of molecules will enable us to extract relevant chemical ...
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(Date of defense: 24-07-1998)A primary interest of this thesis is to obtain a powerful tool for determining structural properties, electrical and reactivity of molecules. A second interest is the study of fundamental error based on complex overlay of ...
