I am a theoretical physicist by training and have worked in the field of atomic and molecular physics for the duration of my career. The main tools I use to do my research are quantum chemistry and numerical methods. In particular I have been mainly involved in

  • calculating Hartree-Fock-limit properties of atoms, diatomic molecules and their ions, in particular multipole polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities by means of the finite difference Hartree-Fock metod and the finite field metod; assisting in calibrating basis sets supporting microhartree or even nanohartree accuracy of total energy

  • developing finite difference 2-dimensional Hartree-Fock metod for atoms and diatomic (see README and ChangeLog); the latest version of the x2dhf program is available (under GPL) at Git Hub (the previous versions can be found here).

  • accounting for relativistic efects in atoms and molecules via quasi-relativistic potentials; the modified nonrelativistic Hartree-Fock program of Froese-Fischer for atoms with various quasi-relativistic potentials included is available (under GPL) at qrhf

  • developing second-order Dirac-Fock method for diatomic molecules

  • accounting for correlation effects in diatomics via the configuration interaction method and numerical molecular orbital basis set

As computer systems and networks play an essential role in carring my research I have acquired over the years some expertise as a system and network administrator (mainly Unix/Linux) and a fair knowledge of the internals of the Unix-like and GNU/Linux operating systems.

Kobus vs Dobosz: oświadczenie dla mediow


I am a theoretical physicist by training and have worked in the field of atomic and molecular physics for the duration of my career. The main tools I use to do my research are quantum chemistry and numerical methods. In particular I have been mainly involved in

  • calculating Hartree-Fock-limit properties of atoms, diatomic molecules and their ions, in particular multipole polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities by means of the finite difference Hartree-Fock metod and the finite field metod; assisting in calibrating basis sets supporting microhartree or even nanohartree accuracy of total energy

  • developing finite difference 2-dimensional Hartree-Fock metod for atoms and diatomic (see README and ChangeLog); the latest version of the x2dhf program is available (under GPL) at Git Hub (the previous versions can be found here).

  • accounting for relativistic efects in atoms and molecules via quasi-relativistic potentials; the modified nonrelativistic Hartree-Fock program of Froese-Fischer for atoms with various quasi-relativistic potentials included is available (under GPL) at qrhf

  • developing second-order Dirac-Fock method for diatomic molecules

  • accounting for correlation effects in diatomics via the configuration interaction method and numerical molecular orbital basis set

As computer systems and networks play an essential role in carring my research I have acquired over the years some expertise as a system and network administrator (mainly Unix/Linux) and a fair knowledge of the internals of the Unix-like and GNU/Linux operating systems.

Kobus vs Dobosz: oświadczenie dla mediow