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Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P48

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Electronic Motion in the Mean Field: Periodic Systems. Indeed, let us check. 9.3 INVERSE LATTICE. Let us now construct the so called biorthogonal basis b 1 b 2 b 3 with respect to the basis vectors a 1 a 2 a 3 of the primitive lattice, i.e. the vectors that satisfy the biorthogonality relations:. The vectors b i can be...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P49

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Electronic Motion in the Mean Field: Periodic Systems. How do the wave functions that correspond to higher and higher-energy levels in a band look? Let us see the situation in the ring H n molecules. The number of nodes of the wave function increases by one, when we go to the next level (higher in the energy scale). How is...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P50

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Electronic Motion in the Mean Field: Periodic Systems. The electric properties of a crystal depend on the energy gap between them (i.e. band gap. pare for they often undergo spontaneous dimerization of the lattice (known as the. Peierls par- ticipated in the Manhattan Project (atomic bomb) as leader of the British group.. 9.10.a shows, dimerization makes the bonding (and antibonding)...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P51

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Electronic Motion in the Mean Field: Periodic Systems. The COs (in centre) built as in-phase or out-of-phase combinations of the benzene π molecular orbitals (left-hand side). It is seen that energy of the COs for k = 0 and k = π a agree with the rule of increasing number of nodes. A small band width corresponds to small overlap...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P52

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(9.65) for F pq 0j we have a summation (over the whole infinite crystal) of the interactions of an electron with all the nuclei, and in the next term a summation over the whole crystal of the electron–electron interactions. (9.63) over the FBZ of the crystal.. We have a similar, very unpleasant, situation in the total energy expression, where the...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P53

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Electronic Motion in the Mean Field: Periodic Systems. bution, which has been postponed in the long-range region (p. The exchange term in the Fock matrix element F pq 0j had the form (see (9.65)). (9.94) and gave the following contribution to the total energy per unit cell. In contrast, the only guarantee of a satisfactory convergence of the sum over...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P54

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A masterpiece written by a Nobel Prize winner, one of the founders of solid state quantum chemistry. a) represents the smallest unit cell of the primitive lattice. b) represents the smallest motif in the crystal. d) represents a basis in the inverse cell.. a) represents an arbitrary linear combination of the atomic orbitals of cell 0. b) repre- sents an...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P55

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Correlation of the Electronic Motions. When one of the particles is a nucleus of charge Z then μ 1 and we get. the correct wave function for the electron in the vicinity of a nucleus should have an expansion ψ = const(1 − Zr a1. Let us see how it is with the 1s function for the hydrogen-like atom (the...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P56

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10.8 EXCHANGE HOLE (“FERMI HOLE”). As we have shown in this Chapter, in the Hartree–Fock method the Coulomb hole is absent, whereas methods which account for electron correlation generate such a hole. One of the consequences is the fact that electrons with the same spin coordinate cannot reside in the same place, see p. The continuity of the wave function...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P57

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The virtual spinorbitals form an orthonormal basis in the virtual space (Appen- dix B, p. 48 In particular, the unitary transformation preserves the mutual orthogonal- ity of the n-tuply excited determinantal functions.. Thus, the total wave function (10.20) is a linear combination of the known Slater determinants (we assume that the spinorbitals are always known) with unknown c coefficients.. The...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P58

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Correlation of the Electronic Motions. In the classical MC SCF method we:. vary the LCAO coefficients in the orbitals at the fixed CI coefficients to obtain the best MOs. 10.13.2 UNITARY MC SCF METHOD. Another version of the MC SCF problem, a unitary method suggested by Lévy and Berthier 61 and later developed by Dalgaard and Jørgensen 62 is gaining...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P59

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Correlation of the Electronic Motions. Taking advantage of the commutator expansion we have mn. mn ab | de- notes a double deexcitation 79 of the doubly excited function, i.e. (10.49). How can we find the t’s? We do it with the help of the iterative method. 81 First, we substitute zeros for all t’s on the right-hand side of the...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P60

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Correlation of the Electronic Motions. These are the equations of the many body perturbation theory, in which the ex- act wave function and energy are expressed in terms of the unperturbed functions and energies plus certain corrections. First substitute for ψ 0 in the right-hand side of (10.76) that, which most resembles ψ 0 , i.e. Now only known quantities...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P61

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Correlation of the Electronic Motions 3. The wave function for the H − 2 molecule [positions of nuclei a and b: (0 0 0) and (R 0 0), respectively] in the form of a single Slater determinant, built of three spinor- bitals φ 1 (r σ. A Hartree–Fock function:. d) does not correlate the positions of electrons, since in the...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P62

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The principle of the Bader analysis of electronic density distribution.. “magnifying glass” for almost invisible humps of the function f (x). (a) shows a decreasing function f (x), that is simi- lar to the dependence of the electron den- sity of an atom as a function of the dis- tance from the nucleus, with a trace of a hump near...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P63

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Also a no-parking zone results, because electrons of the same spin co- ordinate hate one another 22 (“exchange”, or “Fermi hole”, cf. in the DFT in the expression for E we write in (11.15) the lacking remain- der as E xc , and we call it the exchange–correlation energy (label x stands for. “exchange”, c is for “correlation”) and declare,...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P64

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the formulas (11.14) and (11.16)):. ρ(r)v 0 (r) d 3 r (11.51) Inserting this into (11.50) we obtain E(λ = 1), i.e. λ (r 1 r 2 ) dλ (11.53). r 12 (11.55). As we can see, the DFT total energy expression, instead of the mean kinetic energy of the fully interacting electrons T , contains T 0 , i.e.....

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P65

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Effi- ciency analysis of various DFT meth- ods and comparison with the exact the- ory for the harmonium (with the force constant k = 1 4 ) according to Kais et al.. (a) shows exchange potential v x as a function of the radius r and Fig. (b) as a function of the density distribution ρ.. It is seen that...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P66

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A molecule in an oscillating electric field. Dipole moment in the field. 652 Hamiltonian of the system in the electromagnetic field. Choice of the vector and scalar potentials. Refinement of the Hamiltonian. The Ramsey theory of the NMR chemical shift. The Ramsey theory of the NMR spin–spin coupling constants. In most cases this is the electric field of another molecule...

Ideas of Quantum Chemistry P67

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A favourable orientation of the object corresponds to the lowest interaction energy with Q and. As we can see, the interaction energy of the dipole with the electric field differentiates these two situations. charges? The splitting of the. There will be no energy difference for the minus charges, but one of the plus charges will be attracted more strongly than...