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     Contact Info:

  Computational Chemistry Cluster
  1325 J.R. Lynch St
  P.O. Box 17910
  Jackson, MS 39217

Our efforts in compu- tational chemistry concentrate on funda- mental problems of potential energy surfaces, geometry and structure of inclusion complexes, hydrogen bonding in ground and excited states, and ring strain while improving computational efficien- cies of the methods employed.