Structure of Fukui matrices

Fukui matrices considered as the generalization of the concept of Fukui densities are decomposed into their pairing and unpairing contributions within the theory of the reduced density matrices. Their algebraic structure become clear from this decomposition providing their relationships with the spi...

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spelling todo:paper_00207608_v117_n22_p_Bochicchio2023-10-03T14:18:46Z Structure of Fukui matrices Bochicchio, R.C. Fukui matrices pairing densities reduced density matrices unpairing densities Correlation detectors Quantum theory Algebraic structures Correlation effect Cumulants Density matrix Physical meanings Second-order reduced density Spin densities State functions Matrix algebra Fukui matrices considered as the generalization of the concept of Fukui densities are decomposed into their pairing and unpairing contributions within the theory of the reduced density matrices. Their algebraic structure become clear from this decomposition providing their relationships with the spin density matrices and the irreducible part of the second-order reduced density matrix cumulant, that is, the explicit contributions of the many-body or correlation effects. The uncorrelated state function approximation is a simple way to emphasize the physical meaning of these matrices and represents the appropriate starting point for the treatment of a quasi-analytical model to denote the occurrence of correlation effects. © 2017 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00207608_v117_n22_p_Bochicchio
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topic Fukui matrices
pairing densities
reduced density matrices
unpairing densities
Correlation detectors
Quantum theory
Algebraic structures
Correlation effect
Cumulants
Density matrix
Physical meanings
Second-order reduced density
Spin densities
State functions
Matrix algebra
spellingShingle Fukui matrices
pairing densities
reduced density matrices
unpairing densities
Correlation detectors
Quantum theory
Algebraic structures
Correlation effect
Cumulants
Density matrix
Physical meanings
Second-order reduced density
Spin densities
State functions
Matrix algebra
Bochicchio, R.C.
Structure of Fukui matrices
topic_facet Fukui matrices
pairing densities
reduced density matrices
unpairing densities
Correlation detectors
Quantum theory
Algebraic structures
Correlation effect
Cumulants
Density matrix
Physical meanings
Second-order reduced density
Spin densities
State functions
Matrix algebra
description Fukui matrices considered as the generalization of the concept of Fukui densities are decomposed into their pairing and unpairing contributions within the theory of the reduced density matrices. Their algebraic structure become clear from this decomposition providing their relationships with the spin density matrices and the irreducible part of the second-order reduced density matrix cumulant, that is, the explicit contributions of the many-body or correlation effects. The uncorrelated state function approximation is a simple way to emphasize the physical meaning of these matrices and represents the appropriate starting point for the treatment of a quasi-analytical model to denote the occurrence of correlation effects. © 2017 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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author Bochicchio, R.C.
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title Structure of Fukui matrices
title_short Structure of Fukui matrices
title_full Structure of Fukui matrices
title_fullStr Structure of Fukui matrices
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