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In this article we show how to compute from Euclidean path integral the wave function of the ground state of a quantum mechanical system. The method is sufficiently general to encompass the case of degenerate classical minima, as well as the case of multidimensional systems. In the one dimensional c
It is possible to calculate the ground-state wave function and energy of a periodic solid by applying quantum chemical methods. The accuracy achieved is comparable with that for small molecules. The many-body problem of the correlated ground state is expressed in terms of cumulant scattering matrice
The Ii; ground state energy is calculated over the range of internuclear separation from R = 0.2 ZLLI to R = 8 .Q au, using a T,apIace transform-type wave function. he type functions with the weighting function f(~,p, (u) =&+9) 7 2 integral transform is made on Staterexp (-$NY/~). The electronic ene