This thesis focuses on the construction and role of benchmark quality computations in the area ofnon-covalent interactions. We have provided a detailed error analysis of focal-point schemescommonly used in benchmark quality computations, as well as provide error and speedup analysis ofcommonly used approximations to these methods. Ananalysis of basis set effects onhigher-order corrections to MP2/CBS has been carried out, providing the community error bounds on future benchmarks. We demonstrate how these high-level computations can elucidate a betterunderstanding of non-bonded interactions in chemistry as well as provide high-quality reference data to refit existing methods against to increase the overall accuracy of the method.
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The construction and role of non-covalent benchmarks in computational chemistry