Computer Aided Organic Synthesis Based on Graph Grammars

Yi Wang; Han Ding; Ge Ging Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.411-414.227

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Computer Aided Organic Synthesis Based on Graph Grammars

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Traditionally, computer aided organic synthesis is based on the one-dimensional string model that employs string grammars to tackle the structure of molecular; the processing of organic reactions, and the establishment of the knowledge bases and file systems. Because of the limitations of one-dimensional method for tackling two-dimensional issues like organic syntheses, this paper presents a method for computer aided organic synthesis based on two-dimensional graph grammars. The method could apply the basic principle of the graph grammars to effectively and efficiently solve organic synthesis problems.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 411-414)

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Yi Wang, Han Ding, Ge Ging Xu

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