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Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion simulator

By Baudilio Tejerina

Northwestern University

This tool calculates the optimal distribution of particles subject to a Coulombic potential on the surface of a sphere.

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Version 1.1.1 - published on 07 Mar 2014

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