'An excellent view of the current status of the use of mathematical methods to study the three-dimensional aspects of chemical structure and properties. The combination of fundamental and applied research...make it especially valuable.' Journal of the American Chemical Society, 119(47), 1997 'The QSAR chapters are a valuable reference for pharmaceutical and medicinal chemists; the protein prediction method is important reading for structural biochemists; the Fullerene and hydrocarbon chapters are fascinating for computational chemists...The writing is clear and revealing, supplemented by good illustrations. It is well worth reading.' Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 1998, 41(11)

• From Chemical Graphs to 3D Molecular Modeling.- Descriptors of Molecular Shape in 3D.- 3D Molecular Design.- Use of Graph-Theoretic and Geometrical Molecular Descriptors in Structure-Activity Relationships.- Recognition of Membrane Protein Structure from Amino Acid Sequence.- On Characterization of 3D Molecular Structure.- Chemical Graph Theory of Fullerenes.- Recent Work on Toroidal and Other Exotic Fullerene Structures.- All-Conjugated Carbon Species.- Applications of Topology and Graph Theory in Understanding Inorganic Molecules.

'An excellent view of the current status of the use of mathematical methods to study the three-dimensional aspects of chemical structure and properties. The combination of fundamental and applied research...make it especially valuable.' Journal of the American Chemical Society, 119(47), 1997 'The QSAR chapters are a valuable reference for pharmaceutical and medicinal chemists; the protein prediction method is important reading for structural biochemists; the Fullerene and hydrocarbon chapters are fascinating for computational chemists...The writing is clear and revealing, supplemented by good illustrations. It is well worth reading.' Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 1998, 41(11)

• From Chemical Graphs to 3D Molecular Modeling.- Descriptors of Molecular Shape in 3D.- 3D Molecular Design.- Use of Graph-Theoretic and Geometrical Molecular Descriptors in Structure-Activity Relationships.- Recognition of Membrane Protein Structure from Amino Acid Sequence.- On Characterization of 3D Molecular Structure.- Chemical Graph Theory of Fullerenes.- Recent Work on Toroidal and Other Exotic Fullerene Structures.- All-Conjugated Carbon Species.- Applications of Topology and Graph Theory in Understanding Inorganic Molecules.

'An excellent view of the current status of the use of mathematical methods to study the three-dimensional aspects of chemical structure and properties. The combination of fundamental and applied research...make it especially valuable.' Journal of the American Chemical Society, 119(47), 1997 'The QSAR chapters are a valuable reference for pharmaceutical and medicinal chemists; the protein prediction method is important reading for structural biochemists; the Fullerene and hydrocarbon chapters are fascinating for computational chemists...The writing is clear and revealing, supplemented by good illustrations. It is well worth reading.' Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 1998, 41(11)

• From Chemical Graphs to 3D Molecular Modeling.- Descriptors of Molecular Shape in 3D.- 3D Molecular Design.- Use of Graph-Theoretic and Geometrical Molecular Descriptors in Structure-Activity Relationships.- Recognition of Membrane Protein Structure from Amino Acid Sequence.- On Characterization of 3D Molecular Structure.- Chemical Graph Theory of Fullerenes.- Recent Work on Toroidal and Other Exotic Fullerene Structures.- All-Conjugated Carbon Species.- Applications of Topology and Graph Theory in Understanding Inorganic Molecules.