Re: atomic orbitals program

On Oct 19, 10:11 pm, Uncle Al <Uncle...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Tom Potter wrote:

"Uncle Al" <Uncle...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4719324C.F996F7C0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Martin wrote:

Greetings folks. I'm developing a program that draws 3D atomic
orbitals. However, I don't have a strong background in this area,

Look up "contradiction" as a concept.

and
so I need an adviser. This would be fee-based consulting. Anyone
interested please contact me at mgc...@xxxxxxxxxxxx

You need somebody deep into quantum mechanics - certainly for heavier
atoms with spin-orbit coupling. Slater determinants are hardly
starters. Monoatomic ground state vacuum only? What probablilty
contour are you aiming for?

I see no "contradiction" here Uncle Al.

I see an entrepreneur who thinks that science has
valid models for modeling "3D atomic orbitals",
and he wants to provide the public with a means
of viewing "3D atomic orbitals" of interest.

No doubt, Google could use a program like this
that would appeal to researchers,
as they could demand a high fee for the
"AdSense" key words involved.

As he is willing to pay,
why don't you do the job for him,
and pick up a few bucks,
and buy a new car?

Better yet,
why not write the program,
and license it to Google?

Google is always on the lookout for schemes
that involve high dollar ticket search words.

--
Tom Potter

Potter, you empirically haven't got the cerebral horsepower God gave a
grasshopper's ass.

What I see is someone who thinks scientists have
clue one about the way electrons move.
John


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    ... I see no "contradiction" here Uncle Al. ... valid models for modeling "3D atomic orbitals", ... Google could use a program like this ... that involve high dollar ticket search words. ...
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