From Orbital Models to Accurate Predictions

  • de Graaf C
  • Broer R
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Basic understanding and qualitative prediction of the isotropic magnetic coupling between two magnetic centers can be obtained with two well-established valence-only models. This chapter discusses the Kahn–Briat and Hay–Thibeault–Hoffmann models, which have been (and still are) of fundamental importance for understanding the basics of magnetism in polynuclear transition metal complexes. After shortly presenting the basic model for magnetism in organic radicals, we review the most evident magnetostructural relations and then move to the accurate prediction of the magnetic coupling. An overview of the most widely used quantum chemical methods is given, including wave function based methods and approaches within the spin-unrestricted setting such as density functional theory. The last part of the chapter is dedicated to the calculation of the interactions beyond the isotropic magnetic coupling.

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de Graaf, C., & Broer, R. (2016). From Orbital Models to Accurate Predictions (pp. 105–139). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-22951-5_4

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