Relevant space within the spin-adapted reduced hamiltonian theory. I. Study of the BH molecule

The algorithm for evaluating the elements of the spin-adapted reduced Hamiltonian (2-SRH) involves the whole basis set of molecular orbitals. However, under a specific condition, its eigenvectors are very sparse. These two properties lead us here to propose a projection of the 2-SRH matrix, which is...

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Autores principales: Valdemoro, C., De Lara-Castells, M.P., Bochicchio, R., Pérez-Romero, E.
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spelling todo:paper_00207608_v65_n2_p97_Valdemoro2023-10-03T14:19:17Z Relevant space within the spin-adapted reduced hamiltonian theory. I. Study of the BH molecule Valdemoro, C. De Lara-Castells, M.P. Bochicchio, R. Pérez-Romero, E. The algorithm for evaluating the elements of the spin-adapted reduced Hamiltonian (2-SRH) involves the whole basis set of molecular orbitals. However, under a specific condition, its eigenvectors are very sparse. These two properties lead us here to propose a projection of the 2-SRH matrix, which is equivalent to an effective truncation which facilitates considerably the applicability of the SRH method. The criteria for performing this truncation, amounting to the determination of a relevant space are discussed. The results obtained for the BH molecule are analyzed here. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Fil:Bochicchio, R. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00207608_v65_n2_p97_Valdemoro
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description The algorithm for evaluating the elements of the spin-adapted reduced Hamiltonian (2-SRH) involves the whole basis set of molecular orbitals. However, under a specific condition, its eigenvectors are very sparse. These two properties lead us here to propose a projection of the 2-SRH matrix, which is equivalent to an effective truncation which facilitates considerably the applicability of the SRH method. The criteria for performing this truncation, amounting to the determination of a relevant space are discussed. The results obtained for the BH molecule are analyzed here. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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author Valdemoro, C.
De Lara-Castells, M.P.
Bochicchio, R.
Pérez-Romero, E.
spellingShingle Valdemoro, C.
De Lara-Castells, M.P.
Bochicchio, R.
Pérez-Romero, E.
Relevant space within the spin-adapted reduced hamiltonian theory. I. Study of the BH molecule
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De Lara-Castells, M.P.
Bochicchio, R.
Pérez-Romero, E.
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title Relevant space within the spin-adapted reduced hamiltonian theory. I. Study of the BH molecule
title_short Relevant space within the spin-adapted reduced hamiltonian theory. I. Study of the BH molecule
title_full Relevant space within the spin-adapted reduced hamiltonian theory. I. Study of the BH molecule
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title_full_unstemmed Relevant space within the spin-adapted reduced hamiltonian theory. I. Study of the BH molecule
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