Ionizations and some lower singlet valence and Rydberg excitations of naphthalene are studied by the SAC/SAC CI method with 100 (44 n + 56 o) active MOs. A systematic assignment of the ionization spectra is given. In particular, assignments are given for the peaks in the 13-20 eV region. A large o-e
The effect of disconnected wavefunction clusters of double excitations on the correlation energy of molecules
✍ Scribed by Ivan Hubač; Miroslav Urban; Vladimír Kellö
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1979
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 413 KB
- Volume
- 62
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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✦ Synopsis
Recehrd 31 Octooer 197E;in tinal form IS Deccmbcr I978 The eftkct at'quz~drupiy exited contigurations throu$i the fourth order of MB RSPT on the correlation energy of molrcules is studied-The correlation energy of the BH, Hz0 and X2 moIecuIes is c&x&ted in such a way that the second pIus third order ofJiB RSPT are inch&d fully. and from the fourth order of MB RSPT only thaws dkwams are mcluded x*hich corrrspond to quadruply cwited configurations. This correlation energy is compared xsith that obtained by CI calculations indud%< quadrupb ewitcd confi,umtions. Taco effects can be studied by these calctdations, namcIy_ the size inconsistency term in CL x well as the net quadruple cxitation cffcct, i.e. the further Iortering of the correlation energy by qusdruply e&ted confqurations.
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