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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Uniform electron gas"”.

  1. Exchange-Correlation Kernels Within Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory For Ground-State and Excited-State Properties

    … various prototype systems such as the paradigm uniform electron gas (UEG). The random phase approximation (RPA) neglects the kernel, therefore, fails to provide the accurate ground- and excited-state properties for various systems from a simple uniform electron gas to more complex periodic ones. …

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  2. Accelerating and Converging Stochastic Quantum Chemistry

    … cluster levels up to CCSDTQ5 was tested on the uniform electron gas, a model solid system, for various degrees of electron correlation. This gave information on what coupled cluster level is needed to reach sufficient accuracy when modelling a solid system. Before large solid systems can be …

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  3. Assessment of the scaled Perdew-Zunger self-interaction correction applied to three levels of density functional approximations

    … finds an approximate solution for the many-electron problem for the ground state energy and density by solving the self-consistent one-electron Schr\"{o}dinger equations. KS-DFT would be an exact theory if we could find the precise form of exchange-correlation energy $(E_{xc})$. However, …

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  4. Application of quantum Monte Carlo methods to homogeneous electron and electron-hole systems

    … including the nuclei and, especially, the electrons present. Although the fundamental laws governing the behaviour of these many-body systems are believed to be known in principle, the practical solution of the equations of quantum mechanics remains a challenging area of research. This …

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