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Electronic Density versus Geometry for Machine-Learned Molecular Absorption Spectra
Molecular optical absorption spectroscopy provides a direct probe of electronic structure and is widely used for molecular identification, interpretation of photophysical behaviour, and planning of spectroscopy experiments. Calculating the absorption spectra using first-principle excited-state metho
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