Generalized coupled cluster theory for ground and excited state intersections
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| author | Rossi, Federico Kjønstad, Eirik F. Angelico, Sara Koch, Henrik |
| author_facet | Rossi, Federico Kjønstad, Eirik F. Angelico, Sara Koch, Henrik |
| contents | Coupled cluster theory in the standard formulation is unable to correctly describe conical intersections among states of the same symmetry. This limitation has restricted the practical application of an otherwise highly accurate electronic structure model, particularly in nonadiabatic dynamics. Recently, the intersection problem among the excited states was fully characterized and resolved. However, intersections with the ground state remain an open challenge, and addressing this problem is our objective here. We present a generalized coupled cluster framework that correctly accounts for the geometric phase effect and avoids bifurcations of the solutions to the ground state equations. Several applications are presented that demonstrate the correct description of ground state conical intersections. We also propose how the framework can be used for other electronic-structure methods. |
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| spellingShingle | Generalized coupled cluster theory for ground and excited state intersections Rossi, Federico Kjønstad, Eirik F. Angelico, Sara Koch, Henrik Chemical Physics Coupled cluster theory in the standard formulation is unable to correctly describe conical intersections among states of the same symmetry. This limitation has restricted the practical application of an otherwise highly accurate electronic structure model, particularly in nonadiabatic dynamics. Recently, the intersection problem among the excited states was fully characterized and resolved. However, intersections with the ground state remain an open challenge, and addressing this problem is our objective here. We present a generalized coupled cluster framework that correctly accounts for the geometric phase effect and avoids bifurcations of the solutions to the ground state equations. Several applications are presented that demonstrate the correct description of ground state conical intersections. We also propose how the framework can be used for other electronic-structure methods. |
| title | Generalized coupled cluster theory for ground and excited state intersections |
| topic | Chemical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.08751 |