An assessment of frozen natural orbitals and band gaps using equation of motion coupled cluster theory: a case study on polyacene and trans-polyacetylene

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Autori principali: Windom, Zachary W., Lam, AV, Perera, Ajith, Bartlett, Rodney J.
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Windom, Zachary W.
Lam, AV
Perera, Ajith
Bartlett, Rodney J.
author_facet Windom, Zachary W.
Lam, AV
Perera, Ajith
Bartlett, Rodney J.
contents Frozen natural orbitals (FNOs) are used to augment IP/EA-EOM-CCSD calculations targeting the band gap of trans-polyacetylene and polyacene. We show the resulting electron affinities (EAs), ionization potentials (IPs), and extrapolated band gaps incur errors that are largely tunable to a desired accuracy, yet require many orders of magnitude fewer core-hours as compared to the corresponding full calculation. The relationship between various FNO truncation schemes and (cc-pV$n$Z) basis set is also examined.
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spellingShingle An assessment of frozen natural orbitals and band gaps using equation of motion coupled cluster theory: a case study on polyacene and trans-polyacetylene
Windom, Zachary W.
Lam, AV
Perera, Ajith
Bartlett, Rodney J.
Chemical Physics
Frozen natural orbitals (FNOs) are used to augment IP/EA-EOM-CCSD calculations targeting the band gap of trans-polyacetylene and polyacene. We show the resulting electron affinities (EAs), ionization potentials (IPs), and extrapolated band gaps incur errors that are largely tunable to a desired accuracy, yet require many orders of magnitude fewer core-hours as compared to the corresponding full calculation. The relationship between various FNO truncation schemes and (cc-pV$n$Z) basis set is also examined.
title An assessment of frozen natural orbitals and band gaps using equation of motion coupled cluster theory: a case study on polyacene and trans-polyacetylene
topic Chemical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.08776