Semiempirical LCAO Methods for Molecules and Periodic Systems

  • Robert A. Evarestov
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Abstract

The limitations of the first-principles HF LCAO calculations of the periodic systems are caused mainly by the necessity to evaluate of multicenter two-electron integrals whose number grows proportionally as N4 (N is the number of AOs used).

Keywords

Translation Vector Periodic Boundary Condition Primitive Unit Cell Hamiltonian Matrix Element Infinite Crystal 
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  • Robert A. Evarestov
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  1. 1.St. Petersburg State University Chemistry DepartmentStary Peterghof UniversityPetersburgRussia

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