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carefully explained: Introduction about mathematics and chemistry,
sets, mappings and relations (equivalences and partial orders), graph
theory (with tournament theory), finite groups with an introduction to
representations, concepts of quantum theory and probability, and, in
two final chapters, formal concept analysis (60 pages) and cluster
analysis (46 pages, with some remarks on ultrametrics). A useful, easy
to read and appealing book.

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19859 Peter Deuflhard: A comparison of related concepts in computational chemistry
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17504 Daniel Dix: Some problems in mathematical biochemistry. Internet circa 2000, 16p.

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14286 Guy Grant/W. Graham Richards: Computational chemistry.
Oxford UP 1998, 90p. $13.

13992 Thomas Grüner/Adalbert Kerber a.o.: Bestimmung von Summenformeln
aus Massenspektren durch Erkennung u''berlagerter Isotopenmuster.
MATCH 37 (1998), 163-177.

24486 Ralf Gugisch/Adalbert Kerber/.../Christoph Rücker: History and progress
of the generation of structural formulae in chemistry and its applications.
Comm. Math. Comp. Chem. 58 (2007), 239-280.

17935 I. Guseinov/B. Mamedov: Use of recursion and analytical relations in
evaluation of hypergeometric functions arising in multicenter integrals with
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13964 George Hagedorn: Crossing the interface between chemistry and
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C. Hansch/T. Fujita: Rho sigma pi analysis - a method for the correlation
of biological activity and chemical structure.
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14253 Frank Jensen: Introduction to computational chemistry.
Wiley 1999, 430p. DM 94.

24856 Adalbert Kerber/.../Emma Schymanski: Mathematical chemistry
and chemoinformatics. De Gruyter 2013, 520p. Eur 130 (Ebook).

24487 Douglas Klein: Mathematical chemistry - is it? And if so, what is it?
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National Research Council: Theoretical chemistry. A current review.
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National Research Council: Opportunities in chemistry.
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National Research Council: Mathematical research in materials science.
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14252 National Research Council: Mathematical challenges from
theoretical/computational chemistry. Nat. Ac. Press 1995, 130p. DM 60.

17810 Nenad Trinajstic/Ivan Gutman: Mathematical chemistry.
Croatica Chem. Acta 75/2 (2002), 329-356. A mainly historical account.