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1 Quantum Mechanics and Force Fields Hartree-Fock revisited Semi-Empirical Methods Basis sets Post Hartree-Fock Methods Atomic Charges and Multipoles QM calculations on Solids

2 Schrodinger Equation Within Born-Oppenheimer Approximation

3 Without the electron repulsion term

4 MO = Linear Combination of Atomic Orbitals Fock Operator (example for He)

5 Hartree-Fock Roothaan equations Overlap integral Density Matrix

6 Self Consistent Field Procedure 1.Choose start coefficients for MO’s 2.Construct Fock Matrix with coefficients 3.Solve Hartree-Fock Roothaan equations 4.Repeat 2 and 3 until ingoing and outgoing coefficients are the same

7 SEMI-EMPIRICAL METHODS Number 2-el integrals (  ) is n 4 /8 n = number of basis functions Treat only valence electrons explicit Neglect large number of 2-el integrals Replace others by empirical parameters

8 Approximations Complete Neglect of Differential Overlap (CNDO) Intermediate Neglect of Differential Overlap (INDO/MINDO) Neglect of Diatomic Differential Overlap (NDDO/MNDO,AM1,PM3)

9 Neglected 2-el Integrals 2-el integral CNDOINDONDDO +++ +++ -++ --+ --- -++ --+ --- ---

10 Approximations of 1-el integrals U  from atomic spectra V  value per atom pair   on the same atom One  parameter per element

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12 BASIS-SETS Slaters (STO) Gaussians (GTO) Angular part * Better basis than Gaussians 2-el integrals hard : zz 2-el integrals simple Wrong behaviour at nucleus Decrease to fast with r

13 STOnG Split Valence: 3-21G,4-31G, 6-31G Each atom optimized STO is fit with n GTO’s Minimum number of AO’s needed Contracted GTO’s optimized per atom Doubling of the number of valence AO’s

14 STOnG

15 Contracted GTO’s c i contraction coefficients

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17 Example 6-31G for Li-F AO’s 1s6 GTO’s 2s,2p x,2p y,2p z 3 GTO per AO 2s`,2p x `,2p y `,2p z `1 GTO per AO

18 Polarization Functions Add AO with higher angular momentum (L) Basis-sets: 3-21G*, 6-31G*, 6-31G**, etc. ElementConfigurationPolarisation Function H1s (L=0)p (L=1) Li-F1s,2s,2p x,2p y,2p z (L=1)d (L=2)

19 Correlation Energy HF does not treat correlations of motions of electrons properly E exact – E HF = E correlation Post HF Methods: –Configuration Interaction (CI,SDCI) –Møller-Plesset Perturbation series (MP2-MP4) Density Functional Theory (DFT)

20 When AB INITIO interaction energy is not accessible Neglecting: Polarization Charge Transfer E int = E vdw + E elec Calculate it with a model potential Approximations to E elec : Interacting partial charges Interacting multipole expansions

21 The Molecular Electrostatic Potential

22 Properties of the MEP: Positive part of one molecule will dock with negative part of another. Directional effect on complexation. Most important aspect of structure activity correlation of proteins. Predicts preferred site of electrophilic /nucleophilic attack. Minima correlate to strengths of hydrogen-bonds, Pka etc.

23 Electrostatic Potential Color Coded on an Isodensity Surface

24 Electrostatic Potential

25 Charges Derived

26 Multipole Derived

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28 Methods for obtaining Point Charges Based on Electronegativity Rules (Qeq) From QM calculation: –Schemes that partition electron density over atoms (Mulliken, Hirshfeld, Bader) –Charges are optimized to reproduce QM electrostatic potential (ESP charges)

29 Atoms in Molecules (Bader)

30 Mulliken Populations Electron Density  Integrated Density equals Number of electrons:

31 q x is the contribution due to electron density on atom X N is a sum of atomic and overlap contributions:

32 STO3G 3-21G 6-31G* -0.016+0.016+0.219-0.219+0.318-0.318 -0.260 +0.065 -0.788 +0.197 -0.660 +0.165 +0.157 -0.470-0.838 +0.279+0.331 -0.992 +0.183+0.364+0.433 -0.367 -0.728-0.866

33 Electrostatic Potential derived charges (ESP charges) QM electrostatic potential is sampled at van der Waals surfaces Least squares fitting of q1q1 q2q2 q3q3 ri3ri3 ri2ri2 ri1ri1 i

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35 QM Calculations on Solids K-space sampling

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37 a Translational Symmetry Adapted Wavefunction: H H H H H H H

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39 H 2 H 2

40 Overview of Popular QM codes Gaussian (Ab Initio) Gamess-US/UK,, MOPAC(Semi-Empirical)

41 QM codes for Solids DMol 3 (Atom-centered BF, DFT) SIESTA,, VASP(PlaneWaves, DFT) MOPAC2000(Semi-Empirical) CRYSTAL95 CPMD WIEN

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