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Web articles: NMR
  • 13C NMR Spectrum Prediction of 3,3-Diethynyl-1-cyclopropene by Theoretical Calculations, 2003. [HTML].
  • HomoSpoil Experiments on AVANCE, 1998. [HTML]
  • Shaped Pulses in NMR, Part II. Ultrabroadband Heteronuclear Decoupling Methods (CHIRP, WURST), 1998. [HTML]
  • Shaped Pulses in NMR, Part I. Application of Band-Selective HomoDecoupling (SESAM), 1997. [HTML]
  • Iodine NMR Introduction (127I), 1997. [HTML]


Online presentations: Computational chemistry
  • Ananikov V.P., Musaev D.G., Morokuma K., "Theoretical Insight into the C-C Coupling Reactions of the Vinyl, Phenyl, Ethynyl and Methyl Complexes of Palladium and Platinum", 10-th Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference, 2005. [HTML]
  • Ananikov V.P., "Theoretical study of tandem cycloaddition and fragmentation reactions", 9-th Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference, 2003. [HTML]
  • Ananikov V.P., Musaev D.G., Morokuma K., "A Theoretical Study of Vinyl-Vinyl Coupling on Late Transition Metals", 8-th Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference, 2002. [HTML]
  • Ananikov V.P., Musaev D.G., Morokuma K., "Catalytic Triple Bond Activation and Vinyl-Vinyl Reductive Coupling by Pt(IV) Complexes: A Density Functional Study", 7-th Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference, 2001. [HTML]
  • Ananikov V.P., "Ab initio study of the mechanisms of intermolecular and intramolecular [4+2] cycloaddition reactions of conjugated enynes", 7-th Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference, 2001. [HTML]


Science and beyond



Below is an old stuff, which I keep to avoid broken links.
From time to time I glance though it and I am puzzling myself: How did we manage to complete theoretical studies on a single 120 MHz Cyrix CPU with 32 Mb RAM? We did use the GAMESS, GAUSSIAN, ADF and AMBER software, didn't we?
Same quality study now requires a hundred CPUs multi-GHz cluster. I have a feeling that we are losing something in this GHz race.


Computations and related topics