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N representability condition for

For the next step, we show how we consider the N-representability conditions for the 1-RDM y for a system with N particles that is all of its eigenvalues should be between zero and one [17]. In other words, this condition is equivalent to saying that y and / — y are positive semidefinite, where / is the identity matrix. Assuming that H is the one-body Hamiltonian, we have... [Pg.106]

Minimization of the functional (41) has to be performed under the orthonormality requirement in Eq. (4) for the NSOs, whereas the ONs conform to the N-representability conditions for D. Bounds on the ONs are enforced by setting rii = cos y, and varying y,- without constraints. The other two conditions may easily be taken into account by the method of Lagrange multipliers. [Pg.401]

There are two ways to fix this problem. First, one can attempt to derive N-representability conditions for the g-density in the spatial representation. This seems hard to do, although one constraint (basically a special case of the G condition for the density matrix) of this type is known, see Eq. (77). Deriving additional constraints is a priority for future work. [Pg.479]


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