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"...the modern concepts of chemical bonding must account,
on one hand at least, for the systematics found empirically in previous decades and centuries by inductive
and typically chemical approaches, which are still being extended by further chemical laboratory research.
On the other hand, and of course primarily, one has to apply the deductive reductionistic
approaches made possible by the modern physical theory of relativistic quantized fields and the respective
approximations to it, and one should also try to create new schemes of ordering the manifold of chemical
facts along lines which can be assessed by this basic theory."
(W.H. Eugen Schwarz, "Chemical bonding: state of the art in conceptual quantum chemistry - An introduction", Theor. Chem. Acc. 105, 271(2001).)
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Workshop " Electron Localizability and Chemical Bonding "
29.03. - 01.04.2009 (registration until 31.01.2009) in Dresden.
Concerning the upper limit it may be justified that the authors interpret this value visitors


