โ Scribed by Sruti Guha; Debashis Mukherjee
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A time-dependent coupled-cluster(TDCC) formalism with a multireference model space for studying quantum dynamics is presented. The evolution operator I/acting on the model space is factorized as U&, where I& evolves in the model space and r/,, brings in virtual functions. Both Uex and UM are written as normal ordered exponentials involving cluster operators. The evolution of UM is governed by an effective Hamiltonian that is size-extensive. An illustrative application on a nontrivial problem indicates the potentiality of the formalism.
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