We present a systematic study of the dipole polarizability of n-octane. Our investigation relies on the recently proposed minimally polarized basis sets (MinPOL). It is shown that these small basis sets yield values for the mean and the anisotropy of the polarizability convincingly close to the available experimental results.
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We present a systematic study of the dipole polarizability of n-octane. Our investigation relies on the recently proposed minimally polarized basis sets (MinPOL). It is shown that these small basis sets yield values for the mean and the anisotropy of the polarizability convincingly close to the available experimental results.
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