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The analysis of homonuclear conjugated systems, which has been given within the limits of the tight-binding approximation in the first paper of this series, is extended to include the interactions between non-neighbor atoms and the variation in the interactions between neighbor atoms. Both kinds of interactions are included as perturbation effects on the tight-binding approximation. As a consequence, the formalism developed for the latter is not being complicated and the interpretations remain unchanged. Application to benzene and naphthalene illustrates the approach.
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Klaus Ruedenberg (1961) studied this question.
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