The Buckingham Potential is an interatomic potential function that models the pairwise interaction between atoms by combining a repulsive exponential term with an attractive inverse sixth-power term, distinguishing it from other potentials through its specific functional form derived from quantum mechanical considerations of electron overlap and dispersion forces.
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Buckingham Interatomic Potential
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Method for Calculating Internal Rotation Barriers
Roy A. Scott, Harold A. Scheraga · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1965 · 335 citations
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