One-Body Properties and Their Perturbative Accuracy with Aufbau Suppressed Coupled Cluster Theory

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Auteurs principaux: Bready, Conor, Tuckman, Harrison, Neuscamman, Eric
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author Bready, Conor
Tuckman, Harrison
Neuscamman, Eric
author_facet Bready, Conor
Tuckman, Harrison
Neuscamman, Eric
contents We derived and implemented the calculation of the one-body reduced density matrix for Aufbau suppressed coupled cluster theory, from which excited state natural orbitals and one-body properties, like atomic populations and dipole moments, are obtained. We utilized the natural orbitals to refine the ASCC solution for simple valence and Rydberg systems, exploring the process of repeatedly solving the ASCC equations in successive natural orbital bases to achieve independence from the starting molecular orbitals. For dipole moments in small molecules where high-level comparison data is available, we find that the accuracy of ASCC essentially matches that of linear response and equation-of-motion coupled cluster as long as care is taken to preserve the response's perturbative completeness.
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spellingShingle One-Body Properties and Their Perturbative Accuracy with Aufbau Suppressed Coupled Cluster Theory
Bready, Conor
Tuckman, Harrison
Neuscamman, Eric
Chemical Physics
We derived and implemented the calculation of the one-body reduced density matrix for Aufbau suppressed coupled cluster theory, from which excited state natural orbitals and one-body properties, like atomic populations and dipole moments, are obtained. We utilized the natural orbitals to refine the ASCC solution for simple valence and Rydberg systems, exploring the process of repeatedly solving the ASCC equations in successive natural orbital bases to achieve independence from the starting molecular orbitals. For dipole moments in small molecules where high-level comparison data is available, we find that the accuracy of ASCC essentially matches that of linear response and equation-of-motion coupled cluster as long as care is taken to preserve the response's perturbative completeness.
title One-Body Properties and Their Perturbative Accuracy with Aufbau Suppressed Coupled Cluster Theory
topic Chemical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.07804