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Distributed multipole analysis

Molecular Physics · 1985 · Vol. 56(5) · pp. 1047–1064

Abstract

The conventional multipole expansion gives a description of electrostatic interactions which is only useful at long distances. Distributed multipole analysis gives a description which is accurate at all accessible distances, and also gives a much more detailed and instructive picture of the charge distribution. We report our recent investigations into the method and comment on its limitations.

Particle accelerators and beam dynamicsParticle Accelerators and Free-Electron LasersSuperconducting Materials and ApplicationsMultipole expansionFast multipole methodStatistical physicsSpherical multipole momentsPhysicsTheoretical physicsComputer scienceComputational physicsQuantum mechanics
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