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Source-and-Sink Models for Molecular Conduction

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This talk describes recent progress in describing ballistic molecular conduction twith the source-and-sink-potential (SSP) model, an approach due originally to Ernzerhof. SSP gives a broad classification of conduction behaviour at the graph theoretical level, and slection rules and intuitive descriptions that remain useful at higher levels of theory.

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