Vladimir Birman
December 2, 9-9:30 AM
https://wustl.zoom.us/j/97974870734?pwd=Z1NQb2pEaGNmNGJubVJOQzdlREcxZz09
I would like to thank Professor Birman and Ruth Son for all their help and guidance. I am also grateful to the Washington University in St. Louis Office of Undergraduate Research and to the Washington University Chemistry Department.
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