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20092014
most citedA Born-Oppenheimer Expansion in a Neighborhood of a Renner-Teller Intersection

2 citations · 2 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

math.MG2014

On the distribution of distances in homogeneous compact metric spaces

Mark Herman, Jonathan Pakianathan

We provide a simple proof that in any homogeneous, compact metric space of diameter , if one finds the average distance achieved in with respect to some isometry invaria…

math.MG2014

A note on the unit distance problem for planar configurations with Q-independent direction set

Mark Herman, Jonathan Pakianathan

Let denote the maximum number of unit distances that a set of points in the Euclidean plane can determine with the additional condition that the distinct…

math.GT2013

On a canonical construction of tesselated surfaces via finite group theory, Part II

Mark Herman, Jonathan Pakianathan

This paper is the second part of a two-part study of an elementary functorial construction of tesselated surfaces from finite groups. This elementary construction was discussed in…

math.GT2013

On a canonical construction of tesselated surfaces via finite group theory, Part I

Mark Herman, Jonathan Pakianathan, Ergun Yalcin

This paper is the first part in a 2 part study of an elementary functorial construction from the category of finite non-abelian groups to a category of singular compact, oriented 2…

math-ph2009★ 2 cited

A Born-Oppenheimer Expansion in a Neighborhood of a Renner-Teller Intersection

Mark S. Herman

We perform a rigorous mathematical analysis of the bending modes of a linear triatomic molecule that exhibits the Renner-Teller effect. Assuming the potentials are smooth, we prove…