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Gauge-including AOs

Of course, the functional 0[ ] has to reflect an eventual gauge dependence of the operator 6 and may require renormalisation, indicated by the addition of a counterterm AO. Note that, by virtue of the unique correspondence between j and V also all counterterms become functionals of j. For instance, the ground state energy itself, including all counterterms, would be... [Pg.15]

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