Minimal set of molecule-adapted atomic orbitals from maximum overlap criterion

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The criterion of maximum overlap with the canonical free-atom orbitals is used to construct a minimal set of molecule-intrinsic orthogonal atomic orbitals that resemble the most their promolecular origins. Partial atomic charges derived from population analysis within representation of such molecule-adopted atomic orbitals are examined on example of first-row hydrides and compared with charges from other methods. The maximum overlap criterion is also utilized to approximate the exact free-atom orbitals obtained from ab initio calculations in any arbitrary basis set and the influence of the resulting fitted canonical atomic orbitals on properties of molecule-adopted atomic orbitals is briefly discussed. © 2013 The Author(s).

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Szczepanik, D., & Mrozek, J. (2013). Minimal set of molecule-adapted atomic orbitals from maximum overlap criterion. Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, 51(10), 2687–2698. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10910-013-0230-z

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