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John Pople John A. Pople (sz. 1925, Nagy-Britannia) a Northwesterni Egyetem professzora, az [Eredeti cikk: The Chemical Intelligencer, John Pople (JP): HI: JP: Igaza van, ez valóban kétirányú folyamat. Sok olyan elmélet, amelyet ma használunk, lényegesen egyszerûbb formában jelent meg eredetileg, amikor csak nagyon egyszerû számításokat végezhettek a kézi számológépekkel és a logartáblákkal. A számítógépes programok hatékony alkalmazása iránti igény "visszahat" az elméletre. Néha úgy tökéletesítenek egy elméletet, hogy gyorsabb eljárást találnak egy adott számításra. Az utóbbi években fôként az algoritmusok hatékonyságát növelték. HI: JP: HI: JP: HI: Mivel foglalkozik most?

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46. Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | Sir John Pople Sir john pople Mathematician who applied his brilliance to quantum chemistry PearceWright Friday March 19, 2004 The Guardian Sir john pople, who has died aged http://www.guardian.co.uk/obituaries/story/0,3604,1172894,00.html

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Quantum Physics Pampered Chef Paintball Guns Cell Phone Reviews ... Science Articles John Pople Online Encyclopedia John Anthony Pople (born October 31 ) is a theoretical chemist . Born in England , he came to the United States of America in the 1950s, where he has resided since then, though retaining British citizenship. He received his B. A. (in 19) and doctorate (in ) degrees in mathematics , from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom . His thesis was, however, on a topic that would generally be considered chemistry : the bonding structures of water . Pople to this day considers himself more of a mathematician than a chemist, but theoretical chemists consider him one of the most important of their number. His first major contribution was a theory of approximate molecular orbital (MO) calculations on pi electron systems in , identical to the one developed by Rudolph Pariser and Robert G. Parr in the same year, and now called the Pariser-Parr-Pople (PPP) method. Subsequently, he developed the methods of Complete Neglect of Differential Overlap (CNDO) (in ) and Intermediate Neglect of Differential Overlap (INDO) (shortly later) for approximate MO calculations on three-dimensional molecules, and other developments in

49. Pople Career And Legacy Reflections on john pople s Career and Legacy. by Michael J. Frisch17 March 2004. During Model Chemistries john pople s Legacy. In http://www.gaussian.com/o_pople.htm

Reflections on John Pople's Career and Legacy by Michael J. Frisch 17 March 2004 During his more than 50 years in chemistry, John really had at least four careers, working in: Statistical Mechanics NMR Semi-Empirical Theory Ab Initio Electronic Structure Theory. Moreover, his accomplishments in each area would be remarkable had that been his only area of work. From Statistical Mechanics to NMR to Semi-Empirical Methods Although John wrote a few early papers on computational electronic structure theory while a graduate student with Sir John Lennard-Jones [1], his primary interest for his first decade of research was in Statistical Mechanics. The model for liquid water he published in the 1950's [2] remained the standard for many years. Next, John became interested in the then-emerging field of NMR, publishing important papers on the underlying theory [3] and also coauthoring the then-standard textbook on the subject [4]. As this work progressed, he developed an interest in computing properties such as chemical shifts, which lead him to electronic structure. Since first principles (non-empirical) methods appeared to be far too expensive computationally to apply to typical problems in organic chemistry, John used and developed semi-empirical models. Simultaneously with Pariser and Parr, John developed what became known as the PPP model for p -excitations [5], one of the earliest successful semi-empirical models. In spite of its simplicity, this model still has its uses 40 years later. Eventually, John's work with semi-empirical models drew him away from NMR altogether. Along with various students, he developed the widely used CNDO [6] and INDO [7] models. In the course of this work, John articulated and clarified the approximations used both in this generation of models [8] and by other researchers such as Michael Dewer in later models such as MINDO/3 [9], MNDO, and AM1. From the beginning of his semi-empirical electronic structure work, John had the goal of creating computer programs which would be useful to chemists who were not experts in the theory. His CNDO/INDO program was one of the most popular distributed through the Quantum Chemistry Program Exchange.

50. Pople Career And Legacy john pople Links. Reflections on john pople s Career and Legacy. by Michael J.Frisch 17 March 2004. Phys. 48 (1965) 229. Links to Photos of john pople. http://www.gaussian.com/g_people/pople.htm

John Pople Links John Pople Chronology and Photos John Pople's Autobiography John Pople's Home Page Reflections on John Pople's Career and Legacy by Michael J. Frisch 17 March 2004 PDF Version of this Essay (right click to download) During his more than 50 years in chemistry, John really had at least four careers, working in: Statistical Mechanics NMR Semi-Empirical Theory Ab Initio Electronic Structure Theory. Moreover, his accomplishments in each area would be remarkable had that been his only area of work. From Statistical Mechanics to NMR to Semi-Empirical Methods Although John wrote a few early papers on computational electronic structure theory while a graduate student with Sir John Lennard-Jones [1], his primary interest for his first decade of research was in Statistical Mechanics. The model for liquid water he published in the 1950's [2] remained the standard for many years. Next, John became interested in the then-emerging field of NMR, publishing important papers on the underlying theory [3] and also coauthoring the then-standard textbook on the subject [4]. As this work progressed, he developed an interest in computing properties such as chemical shifts, which lead him to electronic structure. Since first principles (non-empirical) methods appeared to be far too expensive computationally to apply to typical problems in organic chemistry, John used and developed semi-empirical models. Simultaneously with Pariser and Parr, John developed what became known as the PPP model for p -excitations [5], one of the earliest successful semi-empirical models. In spite of its simplicity, this model still has its uses 40 years later.

51. News Sir john pople. 03 April 2004. john pople s research and development workfundamentally changed the way that the world does chemical science. http://news.independent.co.uk/people/obituaries/story.jsp?story=507803

52. John Pople Dr. john pople Northwestern University, Chemistry Department QuantumChemical Models . Event Information. Event ENG Research Highlight http://www.eng.nsf.gov/lecturers/Past_Speakers/_John_Pople/_john_pople.htm

Dr. John Pople Northwestern University, Chemistry Department "Quantum Chemical Models" Event Information Event: ENG Research Highlight Series Location: National Science Foundation, Room 375, Arlington, VA Date and Time: October 20, 2000. Reception 9:30 AM; Lecture at 10:00 AM. Abstract Dr. Pople's lecture will show how inclusion of electron interaction in detailed form is traced from earlier treatments based on the zero-differential overlap approximation to modern ab initio techniques which, handle integral evaluation precisely and incorporate the principal effects of electron correlation. Recent models have achieved a high level of success in the reproduction of experimental energy data. Biography Dr. John A. Pople, co-recipient of The Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1998) was born in Burnham, Somerset, England in 1925. He received his undergraduate and graduate education at Cambridge University, where he was a pupil of Sir John Lennard-Jones. Subsequently, he was a Fellow of Trinity College , Cambridge (1951-58), Lecturer in Mathematics at Cambridge (1954-58) and then Superintendent of the Basic Physics Division of the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington (1958-64). From 1964-93, he was Carnegie Professor of Chemical Physics at the Carnegie Mellon University , Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and later John Christian Warner Professor of Natural Sciences. Since 1993, he has been Trustees Professor of Chemistry at

53. CMU Nobel Winner John Pople Dies At 78 CMU Nobel winner john pople dies at 78. Caused uproar about brain drain whenhe left his native England. john pople when he won the Nobel prize in 1998. http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04078/287523.stm

Local News Latest News Previous Articles Neighborhoods ... Weather CMU Nobel winner John Pople dies at 78 Caused uproar about 'brain drain' when he left his native England Thursday, March 18, 2004 By Byron Spice, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette For a soft-spoken, gentlemanly academic, John A. Pople sure had a way of causing a public stir. Brett Coomer/Associated Press John Pople when he won the Nobel prize in 1998. His decision to leave his native England to join the Carnegie Institute of Technology and Mellon Institute in 1964 generated headlines and caused a political uproar in the British Parliament over the "brain drain" of British scientists headed for the United States. And his work with early computers in the dingy basement of the Mellon Institute building in Oakland yielded a revolutionary set of computer codes that are still widely used by chemists, astrophysicists and other scientists around the globe. For that work, Dr. Pople shared the 1998 Nobel Prize for chemistry. It also won him Israel's 1992 Wolf Prize in chemistry and a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth in 2003. Dr. Pople, who retired from Carnegie Mellon University in 1991 and was a professor at Northwestern University, died Monday of colon cancer at the Chicago home of his daughter, Hilary Pople. He was 78.

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John Pople Sir John Anthony Pople October 31 March 15 ) was a theoretical chemist . Born in England , he attended Bristol Grammar School , where an IT room and a scholarship are named after him. He came to the United States of America in the 1950s, where he lived the rest of his life, though he retained British citizenship. He received his B. A. (in 1946) and doctorate (in degrees in mathematics , from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom . His thesis was, however, on a topic that would generally be considered chemistry : the bonding structures of water . Pople considered himself more of a mathematician than a chemist, but theoretical chemists consider him one of the most important of their number. His first major contribution was a theory of approximate molecular orbital (MO) calculations on pi electron systems in , identical to the one developed by Rudolph Pariser and Robert G. Parr in the same year, and now called the Pariser-Parr-Pople http://www.quantum-chemistry-history.com/Popl_Dat/Pople2.htm (PPP) method. Subsequently, he developed the methods of Complete Neglect of Differential Overlap (CNDO) (in ) and Intermediate Neglect of Differential Overlap (INDO) (shortly later) for approximate MO calculations on three-dimensional molecules, and other developments in

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56. In Memoriam John A. Pople Sir john Anthony pople, KBE, PhD (Cantab.), DHC (Cantab.) (October 31, 1925 March15, 2004). Autobiography; Nobel Lecture; Entry on john pople in Wikipedia. http://theochem.weizmann.ac.il/pople.html

Sir John Anthony Pople, KBE, PhD (Cantab.), DHC (Cantab.) (October 31, 1925 March 15, 2004) One of the founding fathers of quantum chemistry, Prof. John A. Pople, passed away on March 15, 2004. More details will be added as they become available. Prof. Pople shared the 1998 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Walter Kohn (b. 1923). A partial listing of other awards includes the WATOC Schroedinger Medal, the Humphrey Davy Medal of the Royal Society (London, 1988), the Wolf Prize (Israel, 1992) , the Kirkwood Medal (1994), the ACS Award in Theoretical Chemistry (1998), the Legion of Honor (France, 1999), Doctor Honoris Causa (Cambridge University, 2001), and Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (2003). May his memory be blessed. Obituaries: New York Times Daily Telegraph Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Chemical and Engineering News ... Entry on John Pople in Wikipedia. Home Page at Northwestern University. Entry in Gallery of Chemists Chronology and Picture Gallery at Gaussian.com Reflections on John Pople's career and legacy by Michael J. Frisch, CEO of Gaussian, Inc. Remembrance: John A. Pople

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RSC Members Press Releases Register Jobs ... Job Search Sir John Pople revolutionised the field of quantum chemistry. In 1998, he shared the Nobel prize for chemistry with Walter Kohn for developing computational methods in quantum chemistry. His work formed the basis of Gaussian software, which allows the theoretical study of molecules. Pople studied mathematics at Cambridge University but took courses in many branches of chemical science to become interested in the theory of liquids. He secured a research place with Sir John Lennard-Jones, and his work on water molecules gained him a PhD. Pople stayed in Cambridge for the next seven years, as a research fellow and lecturer, before being appointed as head of a division of the National Physical Laboratory in 1958. However, a sabbatical year at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, US, convinced him to devote as much time as possible to chemistry. He therefore returned to Carnegie in 1964 to accept a post as professor of chemical physics. There, he returned to some of the fundamental problems of electronic structure that he had pondered over during his Cambridge years, aided by powerful computers.

58. Blog Of Death: John Pople March 20, 2004. john pople. Sir john Anthony pople, a Nobel laureate and knightof the British Empire, died on March 15 from liver cancer. He was 78. http://www.blogofdeath.com/archives/000827.html

Blog of Death Main March 20, 2004 John Pople Sir John Anthony Pople , a Nobel laureate and knight of the British Empire, died on March 15 from liver cancer. He was 78. Born in Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, England, Pople developed a passion for mathematics when he was 12 years old. He reveled in algebraic equations and read calculus books he found in trashcans. Pople attended Cambridge University, where he earned a doctorate in mathematics in 1951. The following year, he envisioned a plan to develop mathematical models to study molecules. With these models, scientists could determine theoretical outcomes without performing physical experiments. Pople taught mathematics at Cambridge, and served as the head of the physics department at the National Physical Laboratory near London, but yearned to spend more time doing research in quantum chemistry rather than administrative paperwork. So he moved to the United States in 1964, and took a teaching position at Carnegie Tech, which later become Carnegie-Mellon University. For two decades, Pople educated students on chemical physics while working on a computer program that would predict the properties of molecules. He joined the

59. C&EN: TODAY'S HEADLINES - John Pople Dead At 78 March 17, 2004. OBITUARY. john pople Dead At 78 Nobel Laureate made seminalcontributions to quantum chemical methods. ELIZABETH K. WILSON. http://pubs.acs.org/cen/today/8212johnpople.html

Advanced Options Home Today's Headlines Business Back Issues ACS Members can Join ACS March 17, OBITUARY John Pople Dead At 78 Nobel Laureate made seminal contributions to quantum chemical methods ELIZABETH K. WILSON S ir John A. Pople, the pioneering chemist who developed some of the most widely used methods in the computational sciences, died on Monday, March 15, of cancer. He was 78. Pople Pople, who was Board of Trustees Professor at Northwestern University, shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1998 for his seminal contributions to quantum chemical methodsnotably, his creation of the original and popular Gaussian molecular modeling programs. He was knighted in 2003. "He was truly a great scientist whose methodologies have contributed to many fields of science beyond chemistry," says Michael R. Wasielewski, chairman of Northwestern's chemistry department. Pople was born in 1925 in Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset, England. He received a Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Cambridge in 1951, and spent a decade in England as a researcher and lecturer. Pople became a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, then moved to Northwestern in 1986, where he had remained ever since. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Pople harnessed the newfound power of computer technology to perform the complex mathematical operations of quantum chemistry. In 1970, he introduced Gaussian 70, a computational chemistry program that quickly became the mainstay of theoretical chemists.

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