David J. Malik

Rotational compound state resonances for an argon and methane scattering system

Leslie N. Smith, David J. Malik, Don Secrest · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1979 · 94 citations

Excited State Property, Engineering, Physics +14

On the argon–methane interaction from scattering data

U. Buck, J. Schleusener, David J. Malik et al. · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1981 · 67 citations

Engineering, Argon–methane Interaction, Physics +12

The hydrogen bonding influence on polarizability and hyperpolarizability. A derivative hartree-fock study of the electrical properties of hydrogen fluoride and the hydrogen fluoride dimer

Clifford E. Dykstra, Shiyi Liu, David J. Malik · Journal of Molecular Structure THEOCHEM · 1986 · 61 citations

Engineering, Physics, Natural Sciences +11

On quantal bound state solutions and potential energy surface fitting. A comparison of the finite element, Numerov-Cooley and finite difference methods

David J. Malik, Joseph Eccles, Don Secrest · Journal of Computational Physics · 1980 · 45 citations

Numerical Analysis, Finite Element Method, Numerical Computation +13

Derivative Numerov–Cooley theory. A method for finding vibrational state properties of diatomic molecules

Clifford E. Dykstra, David J. Malik · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1987 · 43 citations

Diatomic Molecules, Engineering, Computational Chemistry +17