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Quantum Chemistry > DZ
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DZ Defined
Double-zeta. A basis set for which there are twice as many basis functions as are minimally necessary (see "MBS"). "Zeta" (Greek letter ) is the usual name for the exponent that characterizes a Gaussian function.
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