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During the last decades, computational science has firmly established its role as an important research tool complementing experimental and theoretical investigations. In particular, in materials science and condensed matter physics, where computer-aided studies now play a central role, unimagined possibilities have opened. Progress in this field has been so fast that many present-day applications could not have been realized ten years ago and were hardly imaginable thirty years ago. Although these developments have been facilitated by a rapidly increasing computer performance, the impact of novel theoretical methods in quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics, of improved computational algorithms, and of their implementation in highly efficient computer codes has been even more important... P05 Embedded cluster approach and non-adiabatic processes in physics and chemistry

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