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Almoukhalalati et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Electron correlation within the relativistic no-pair approximation

Almoukhalalati et al., 2016

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17767614357289924341
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Almoukhalalati A
Knecht S
Jensen H
Dyall K
Saue T
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The Journal of chemical physics

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This paper addresses the definition of correlation energy within 4-component relativistic atomic and molecular calculations. In the nonrelativistic domain the correlation energy is defined as the difference between the exact eigenvalue of the electronic Hamiltonian and …
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