Trajectories on the Müller-Brown Potential Energy Surface
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The Müller–Brown potential energy surface is a canonical example of a potential surface used in theoretical chemistry. The analytic form for this surface is given by
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Contributed by: Galen Craven (May 2012)
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[1] K. Müller and L. D. Brown, "Location of Saddle Points and Minimum Energy Paths by a Constrained Simplex Optimization Procedure," Theoretical Chemistry Accounts, 53, 1979 pp. 75–93.
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