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June 1, 2001

Rate Enhancement and Enantioselectivity of the Jacobsen-Katsuki Epoxidation: The Significance of the Sixth Coordination Site This work was made possible through generous allocation of computer resources by the OIT at Notre Dame, the National Computational Science Alliance and the Competence Center for Computational Chemistry at ETH Zürich.

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JEJaouad El‐BahraouiUniversity of Notre DameOWOlaf WiestUniversity of Notre DameDFDerek FeichtingerBoard of the Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology

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