Singlet Geminal Wavefunctions

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Main Authors: Johnson, Paul A., Moisset, Jean-David, Gratton, Marianne, Baril, Émile, Plourde, Marc-Antoine, Lefebvre, Mathis, Kerleaux, Marianne, Ayers, Paul W., Cassam-Chenaï, Patrick, De Baerdemacker, Stijn, Van Neck, Dimitri
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Published: 2024
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author Johnson, Paul A.
Moisset, Jean-David
Gratton, Marianne
Baril, Émile
Plourde, Marc-Antoine
Lefebvre, Mathis
Kerleaux, Marianne
Ayers, Paul W.
Cassam-Chenaï, Patrick
De Baerdemacker, Stijn
Van Neck, Dimitri
author_facet Johnson, Paul A.
Moisset, Jean-David
Gratton, Marianne
Baril, Émile
Plourde, Marc-Antoine
Lefebvre, Mathis
Kerleaux, Marianne
Ayers, Paul W.
Cassam-Chenaï, Patrick
De Baerdemacker, Stijn
Van Neck, Dimitri
contents Wavefunction forms based on products of electron pairs are usually constructed as closed-shell singlets, which is insufficient when the molecular state has a nonzero spin or when the chemistry is determined by $d$- or $f-$electrons. A set of two-electron forms are considered as explicit couplings of second-quantized operators to open-shell singlets. Geminal wavefunctions are constructed and their structure is elaborated. Numerical results for small model systems clearly demonstrate improvement over closed-shell singlet pairs.
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spellingShingle Singlet Geminal Wavefunctions
Johnson, Paul A.
Moisset, Jean-David
Gratton, Marianne
Baril, Émile
Plourde, Marc-Antoine
Lefebvre, Mathis
Kerleaux, Marianne
Ayers, Paul W.
Cassam-Chenaï, Patrick
De Baerdemacker, Stijn
Van Neck, Dimitri
Chemical Physics
Wavefunction forms based on products of electron pairs are usually constructed as closed-shell singlets, which is insufficient when the molecular state has a nonzero spin or when the chemistry is determined by $d$- or $f-$electrons. A set of two-electron forms are considered as explicit couplings of second-quantized operators to open-shell singlets. Geminal wavefunctions are constructed and their structure is elaborated. Numerical results for small model systems clearly demonstrate improvement over closed-shell singlet pairs.
title Singlet Geminal Wavefunctions
topic Chemical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.01761