What does GVB mean?
GVB means Generalized Valence Bond
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Generalized Valence Bond?
Generalized Valence Bond can be abbreviated as GVB
Other shorthands for Generalized Valence Bond are: gvb
Other shorthands for Generalized Valence Bond are: gvb
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What does GVB stand for? GVB stands for "Generalized Valence Bond". |
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How to abbreviate "Generalized Valence Bond"? "Generalized Valence Bond" can be abbreviated as GVB. |
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What is the meaning of GVB abbreviation? The meaning of GVB abbreviation is "Generalized Valence Bond". |
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What is GVB abbreviation? One of the definitions of GVB is "Generalized Valence Bond". |
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What does GVB mean? GVB as abbreviation means "Generalized Valence Bond". |
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What is shorthand of Generalized Valence Bond? The most common shorthand of "Generalized Valence Bond" is GVB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GVB-CI - Generalized Valence Bond-Configuration Interaction
- GVB-MDSA - Generalized Valence Bond-Molecular Dynamics Simulated Annealing
- GVFF - Generalized Valence Force Field
- GRVB - Generalized Resonating Valence Bond
- MGVB - Modified Generalized Valence Bond
- PCGVB - Pairwise Correlated Generalized Valence Bond Method
- SOGVB - Strongly-Orthogonal Generalized Valence-Bond
- TGVBA - Target Generalized Valence Bond Approximation
- VBXPS - Valence Bond X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
- VBHL - Valence Bond Heitler-London
- VBSCF - Valence Bond Self-Consistent Field
- VBCI - Valence Bond Configuration Interaction
- VBS - Valence Bond Solid
- VBT - Valence Bond Theory
- GVB-INIT - Generalized Valence Bond-initial (guess Wave Function)
- GVB-PP - Generalized Valence Bond-perfect Pairing (wave Function)
- R-GVB - Resonating-generalized Valence Bond (wave Function)
- PPGVB - Perfect Pairing Generalized Valence Bond (wave Function)
- SOGVB - Spin Optimized Generalized Valence Bond Method
- GVB - Generalized Valence Band