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Ïà±È֮ϣ¬AIMÀíÂÛ¾ßÓзdz£Ã÷È·µÄÎïÀíÒâÒ壬²¢ÇÒ Äܹ»·Ç³£¡°ÎïÀí¡±µÄ½âÊͺܶ໯ѧÎÊÌâ.µ±È»£¬Í¬´«Í³µÄQC·½·¨Ïà±È£¬AIMÔÚ¼ÆËã·½·¨ ºÍÆÕ¼°³Ì¶ÈÉ϶¼Òª²îÐí¶à£¬¾¿¾¹ÄÜÓжàÉÙ·¢Õ¹Ç°Í¾£¬»¹Ðè¾Àúʱ¼äµÄ¿¼Ñé. CCL: Why Bader's theory represents the future of theoretical chemistry? Sent to CCL by: Sengen Sun Thanks to five people who responded to my last post (3 private and 2 public). Three of them agreed with me, and two don't. To me, Bader's theory is conceptually superior to Pople's and Kohn's. I am very disappointed that Dr. Nicholls judges a good theory based on its current popularity. (It is accidentally ironic!) As pointed out by Dirac, the major task in Quantum mechanics is to solve the Schrodinger equation, or is about mathematics. Pople and Kohn have just done that in different ways - techniques (in my best knowledge)! I have no doubt that Pople and Kohn well deserved the Nobel Prize. They created wonderful mathematical tools to solve some aspects (but not all) of chemical puzzles. But they just created tools! In DFT, the key sentence related to physics is that electron density (ED) decides everything. Unfortunately, ED is simply a mathematical tool and does not have an absolute meaning in DFT. Although some physical principles are referenced (used) quite often in order to solve, ED - the cause of chemical phenomena is not the major concern in DFT, but other observable properties such as geometries, energies, etc.. DFT abandons its original conceptual statement in the end of the mathematical processes. Bader's focus has been the cause of natural puzzles - ED. He and his group of people have proved that there is absolute ED in the nature that is computational accessible and experimentally provable by x-rays crystallography. If there is computationally accessible ED today, there will be computationally accessible ED tomorrow, and 100 years later, and 1000 years later, and 10000 years later, and.....! Until this world ends! Will DFT or LCAO still be there by then? I am not sure! This is an authentic example of theoretical revolution of chemistry about solving natural puzzles as Kuhn discussed. Who else did the same? Pople? Kohn? Hoffmann? Fukui? I don't know. > Dr. Anthony Nicholls: "The comments by Sengun Sun reflect one > of the main criticisms of Kuhn's work at the time it was first > published. It was easy to see the shift in Newton-Einstein or > Classical-Quantum as paradigm shifts but since these only happen > every fifty years or so, what use is it?" Are you asking "What use is it?"? Please forgive me for being straightforward. But do you think this a good opportunity to make some money (commercial opportunity?), or to make decoration symbolizing that the main stream community has reached a new level of civilization? > > Dr. Anthony Nicholls: "If Sun had attended any of the Kuhn >> Symposia he would have heard my introduction wherein I give many >> examples of such and in particular champion the "Kuhn-lite" >> description by the great British geneticist J. B. S. Haldane (J. >> Genetics #58, 1963, p 464): >> Four stages of acceptance of a scientific theory: > i) It is worthless nonsense. > ii) This is an interesting, but perverse, point of view. > iii) It is true, but quite unimportant. > iv) I always said so. > Every time I have given this introduction I have seen heads nod in > rueful acknowledgement because most of us who have had original ideas > have experienced just this process." Therefore, you think you are the problem-solver by recruiting "experts" and "judges". I would say that you should be awarded a nobel prize more than Bader. Best regards, Sent to CCL by: Sengen Sun [sengensun_-_yahoo.com] > Quote: > "Still Sun's > argument that DFT is just a computational tool does not > hold water. > Admittedly this is how the majority of people use it and > this is why they > awarded Kohn the Nobel prize with Pople (purely > computational tool > there), but there have been significant chemical insights > from conceptual > DFT due to Parr and coworkers which are on par (pun > intended) with those > of Bader." > > This is a part of the first of 4 messages I received on 10-08-2008. All 4 questioned about my remarks on DFT. I must address this issue after nearly a decade hesitation (I may hurt too many!). DFT starts with good physics, and ends with contradictory "conceptual". In the nature, there are electron density and electrostatic forces, but not Fukui functions derived from HOMO and LUMO. By the end of 2007 and early 2008, I was asked twice by 2 Editors to review 2 papers from 2 different groups, which were about use of conceptual DFT in prediction and understanding of regiochemistry of cycloadditions. In the end of my review, I said something like this: "I don' t mind publishing this paper as there have been many papers of this kind in the literature any way, and there will be more. But I must express my strong personal opinion that this is not what scientific theory is about." I asked the editors to release my identity to the authors as I welcome the authors to argue with me directly in order to be fair. They did not contact me afterward and I have not seen their papers out yet. Simply for the known 1,3-dipolar cycloadditions in the literature, prediction using conceptual DFT may fail as much as 30-40% (my very rough estimate)! A simple Diels-Alder reaction it cannot address is acrolein dimerization. I would like to challenge any one in this community, you come forward to rationalize its regioselectivity based on matching the nucleophilicity and electrophilicity indexes. If you claim you have a conceptual theory, you must be able, within your theoretical frame, to address these "exceptions" and draw a boundary to use your theory. Otherwise, prediction and understanding are meaningless! Who else understands this "conceptual"? Please look at the back-to-back debate (JPC A, 2001, 10943-10948). How do you understand the "conceptual DFT" there, my friends? ...... By the way, 2 people said that I was not accurate in describing Bader's theory in my last post. I have not be convinced. At least, I think I am close. They are just my own words to say it after I digested the literature. Somewhere in the literature, it says something like that the computed ED from AIM can be closely compared with that from X-rays crystallogrophy. I interpreted this to my own words in my last e-mail. Bader is my hero in science, and is in the right direction of //Good comment theoretical chemistry to me. If you use physics to explain chemistry, chemis try can be easily understood. Theoretical chemistry is about connections between physics and chemistry. If you use chemistry to explain chemistry, it is just like you ask me "why" and my answer is "because why". Further, no one is perfect, and our theory is far from being perfect. There are some particular things, on which I don't agree or others don't agree with Bader. There is no way that two people can think exactly the same. I encourage open and fair discussions. Regards to every one. Sengen [ Last edited by cadick on 2009-12-11 at 02:04 ] |
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