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Spin adaptation open-shell molecules

Strength of positivity conditions Spin and spatial symmetry adaptation 1. Spin adaptation and S-representabiUty Open-shell molecules... [Pg.21]

Paldus, elsewhere in this book, discusses that there is as yet no generally applicable, open-shell, size-extensive, coupled cluster method, and the same holds for open-shell S APT methods. Therefore, for the computation of potentials of open-shell van der Waals molecules one has the choice between CASSCF followed by a Davidson-corrected MRCl calculation of the interaction energy, or the single reference, high spin, method RCCSD(T). When the ground state of the open-shell monomer is indeed a high spin state, then RCCSD(T) is the method of choice. With regard to the latter method we recall that a major difficulty in open-shell systems is the adaptation of the wave function to the total spin operator S for the CCSD method a partial spin adaptation was published by Knowles et al. [219,220] who refer to their method as partially spin restricted . When non-iterative triple corrections [221] are included, the spin restricted CCSD(T) method, RCCSD(T), is obtained. [Pg.1066]


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