Pure Python Molecular Integral Library (PPMIL)
Documentation
Detailed documentation can be found at https://ifilot.github.io/ppmil/.
Purpose
Evaluate molecular integrals purely in Python, without the need of any compiled libraries.
Progress
Note that this project is still under development. Currently, the following molecular integrals are implemented:
- Overlap integrals
- Kinetic integrals
- Nuclear integrals
- Dipole integrals
- Two-electron integrals
And also the following geometric derivatives:
- Overlap derivatives
- Kinetic derivatives
- Nuclear derivatives
- Two-electron integrals
Documentation
Detailed documentation can be found at https://ifilot.github.io/ppmil/.
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